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Telecosmetics and Lasers

  • Loren Elizabeth de la Caridad Hernandez,
  • Noreen Mohsin,
  • Daphne G. Eckembrecher,
  • Francelia J. Eckembrecher,
  • Keyvan Nouri

摘要

The term telecosmeticsTelecosmetics refers to the utilization of telemedicineTelemedicine for the purpose of aesthetic consultationsAesthetic consultations as well as post-procedure follow-up careFollow-up care. This modality has been utilized by both dermatologists and plastic surgeons alike and is gaining popularity given its relative ease of use and convenience. According to the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS), in 2019 ASDS dermatologists performed over 10.3 million cosmetic treatments (Ibrahim et al. in Dermatol Surg 45:303–306, 2019 [1, 2]). Given this data, minimally invasive cosmetic procedures remain popular. As more individuals desire aesthetic alterations, in conjunction with a surge in telemedicine utilization secondary to theCovid-19 COVID-19 pandemic, it is inevitable that more dermatologists will implement the use of telemedicineTelemedicine in their practices for aesthetic consultations and post-procedure care. We will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of telehealthTelehealth for aesthetic consultations and follow-up careFollow-up care from the perspectives of both practitioners and patients, as well as how telehealth continues to revolutionize the cosmetic dermatology industry. The latter of this chapter will focus on a review of laser technologyTechnology and their applications in the field of dermatologyDermatology.