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Actinic

 
 Pertaining to changes caused by the ultraviolet rays in ... 
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Actinic Keratosis

 
 Single or multiple superficial skin lesions. These may be red, and most commonly have a gritty, ... 
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Acuity

 
 a measurement of vision clarity or clearness. The most common measure of visual acuity is Snellen ... 
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ACULAR®

 
 a tradename for the chemical ketorolac tromethamine. A nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory eyedrop used ... 
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Aesthetics

 
 Appreciation of beauty. ... 
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Age Spots

 
 Brown spots found on sun-exposed areas of the skin resulting from a localized cluster of ... 
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Aging spots

 
 Darker skin spots caused by the gathering of skin pigment cells into patches. Occurs as a result of ... 
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Air Abrasion

 
 The use of air and an abrasive (usually tiny particles of aluminum oxide air-blasted in a stream of ... 
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Alginate

 
 A rubber-like compound used to take impressions of patient's teeth. ... 
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Alloderm

 
 Collagen sheets obtained from human organ donors. Placing this collagen under the skin replenishes ... 
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Alopecia

 
 Medical term for hair loss. ... 
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Alpha hydroxy acids

 
 A group of acids with a specific general chemical structure available in various strengths. Used in ... 
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Amalgam

 
 The most common material used for the dental filling that is used to repair decayed teeth ... 
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Amblyopia

 
 a condition in which the vision in the non-dominant eye is poor as a result of a visual abnormality ... 
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Ametropia

 
 the refractive condition where parallel rays do not focus on the retina that is, there is an ... 
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Anesthesia

 
 Partial or complete loss of sensation, brought on by an anasthetic drug, most often to prevent ... 
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Anesthesiologist

 
 A physician who specializes in administering anesthesia after completing extensive medical school ... 
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Anesthetic

 
 Chemical that causes anesthesia (loss of sensation, ... 
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Anesthetic

 
 A type of drug that eliminates or reduces pain, by numbing the area to be worked ... 
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Anesthetist

 
 One who administers anesthetics, especially for general anesthesia; may be an anesthesiologist or ... 
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