Electromechanical Reshaping (EMR) has emerged as a novel modality to reshape the
cartilage of face and neck in a minimally invasive manner. This scoping review focusses on …

Deviated nasal septum (DNS) is a common condition affecting nasal breathing, which is
generally treated using septoplasty. However, this invasive surgical method carries potential …

Background Minimally-invasive methods to treat scars address a common pathway of
altering collagen structure, leading to collagen remodeling. Objective In this study, we …

Importance The classic management of burn scars and other injuries to the skin has largely
relied on soft-tissue transfer to resurface damaged tissue with local tissue transfer or skin …

Objectives Injury to healthy dermis and the dermoepidermal junction initiates a robust
healing process consisting of fibrous tissue overgrowth, collagen deposition, and scar …

Background Electromechanical reshaping is a novel, minimally invasive means to induce
mechanical changes in connective tissues, and has the potential to be utilized in lieu of …

Shaping the ear cartilage and preserving the shape are important and quite difficult. The aim
of this study was to demonstrate the effectiveness of the Wharton's jelly–derived stem cell …

Purpose: Corneal chemical injuries (CCI) obscure vision by opacifying the cornea; however,
current treatments may not fully restore clarity. Here, we investigated potential-driven …

Objectives Traditional fat contouring is now regularly performed using numerous office‐
based less invasive techniques. However, some limitations of these minimally invasive …

Objectives Minimally invasive fat sculpting techniques are becoming more widespread with
the development of office‐based devices and therapies. Electrochemical lipolysis (ECLL) is …