Fractionated electroblation - Using electro surgery for cutaneous redundancies and bulky flaps

Tracy Campbell; Daniel B Eisen

Fractionated electroblation - Using electro surgery for cutaneous redundancies and bulky flaps

Tracy Campbell, Daniel B Eisen

Dermatology

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Abstract

Various techniques have been advocated for standing cone removal. A fine tipped electrosurgery epilating tip can be used to burn into the subcutaneous tissue in a grid-like pattern. This causes significant dermal tissue contraction and spares the overlying tissue. We have termed this technique, "fractionated electroblation."

Original language	English (US)
Journal	Dermatology Online Journal
Volume	16
Issue number	6
State	Published - Jun 2010

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Dermatology

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Campbell, T., & Eisen, D. B. (2010). Fractionated electroblation - Using electro surgery for cutaneous redundancies and bulky flaps. Dermatology Online Journal, 16(6).

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