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See Latest ArticlesSerum lipid changes following laser lipolysis
Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy, 04/03/09
Mordon S et al. - Two hypotheses can be proposed: fat elimination is so gradual that an increase in circulating lipid levels is not measurable; the damaged adipocytes are undergoing apoptosis and being removed by phagocytosis, presumably via activated macrophages.
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