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Aesthera Announces Breakthrough Innovations at 2009 American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) Meeting
Date:3/5/2009

AAD Launches include New Technologies, Innovative Applications and New Clinical Data

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Aesthera today announced several new launches at the upcoming 67th annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology in San Francisco, CA. Aligned with the company's strategic imperative to stay at the forefront of innovations in skin management, the launches will focus on the company reinforcing its leadership as the premier device based solution for acne as well as the development and commercialization of innovative technological solutions for high demand patient procedures.

Strengthening Position as Leading Acne Treatment

Strengthening its leadership position as a premier treatment in the battle against acne, Aesthera announced its latest peer reviewed clinical paper titled "Treatment of Acne with Photopneumatic Therapy," by Tina S. Alster MD et al which is published in the March 2009 issue of the Journal of Drugs and Dermatology. The paper studies the clinical efficacy of Photopneumatic Therapy for the treatment of mild to severe facial acne. "Our study noted greatest improvement in patients with severe acne. We are pleased with treatment outcomes, especially for severe acne," said study co-investigator Dr. Alster. The study was performed using Aesthera's ISOLAZ system, the only FDA cleared device for the treatment of Comedonal and Pustular Acne.

Profusion Skin Therapy for Acne, Skin Rejuvenation and Body Tightening

Aesthera will launch Profusion(TM) - (Pro=Professional and Fusion=Combination) - a breakthrough skin therapy that combines the proven clinical benefits of Photopneumatic light treatments with the delivery of Aesthera's proprietary skincare to symbiotically enhance skin treatment outcomes for acne, skin rejuvenation and body tightening. "Profusion's novel mechanism has tremendous therapeutic potential for innovative new applications.
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