Some studies and hospital trials have shown LLLT can induce wound healing, reduce recover time post-surgery, and improve collagen production - all important for those who've had rhinoplasty. Could this be used on rhinoplasty patients to reduce swelling and speed recovery, and is there any reason it shouldn't?
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August 29, 2011
Answer: Can Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) Help with Post-op Rhinoplasty Swelling and Recovery?
LLLT functions by decelerating or even reversing miniaturization. When the scalp is exposed to red laser light, stem cells within the dermal papilla absorb the light energy and those cells become activated upon absorbing the red light and are then able to convert that energy into a usable form....
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