Uso de la radiofrecuencia en el tratamiento del acné: una revisión sistemática
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https://doi.org/10.1590/1809-2950/e21015623ptPalabras clave:
Acné, Radiofrecuencia, CicatrizResumen
Con gran prevalencia e impacto, el acné puede
tener muchas formas, las cuales pueden ser tratadas por medio
de medidas de higiene, medicamentos tópicos e intervenciones
manuales alternativas, como la limpieza de la piel y el uso de
electroterapia. La radiofrecuencia en el tratamiento de esta
afección tiene como objetivo aumentar la temperatura en el
tejido de la piel, provocando diversas reacciones metabólicas
y estructurales, como la estimulación de la neocolagénesis.
Este trabajo pretendió investigar el uso de corriente de alta
frecuencia como coadyuvante en el tratamiento del acné.
Esta es una revisión no sistemática en las bases de datos
indexadas (MEDLINE, SciELO, LILACS). En esta revisión se
incluyeron 18 estudios, la mayoría de ellos abordaban diferentes
recursos para el tratamiento del acné asociados al uso de la
radiofrecuencia. Se encontró que la radiofrecuencia tiene
pocas complicaciones y buenos resultados, además de la
ventaja adicional de permitir al paciente volver a la rutina
inmediatamente después de su aplicación
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