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I just stumbled upon this article about a device that uses laser technology to deliver medications—stuff that used to require an IV drip, for instance.
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I’d love to hear what you all think—is this just some flashy marketing gimmick, or could it actually become a real thing? Also, does anyone know what kind of dosage we're talking about here? 🤷
I mean, I doubt we'll see this popping up on the shelves at Gap in a couple of days, right? 🤦
A special laser source ablates outer skin tissue painless in a highly controlled and accurate fashion.
# Short pulses practically eliminate thermal damage
# No carbonisation, only fast ablation of skin tissue
# Very accurate skin ablation in 5-10 µm steps
# Variable laser deflection allows flexible formation of pore arrays
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I’d love to hear what you all think—is this just some flashy marketing gimmick, or could it actually become a real thing? Also, does anyone know what kind of dosage we're talking about here? 🤷
I mean, I doubt we'll see this popping up on the shelves at Gap in a couple of days, right? 🤦