Dr. Chapas' research has been
published in multiple peer reviewed medical journals and medical
textbooks. Her most recent publications include:
Chapas AM, Hale E and Geronemus RG (2009). "Chapter 33: Energy
based treatment of the Aging Face for Skin Resurfacing: Ablative and
Non-ablative Lasers, Photodynamic therapy of photoaging and actinic
damage." in Surgery of the Skin, 2nd edition. New
York: Elsevier Mosby.
Sukal SA. Chapas AM. Bernstein LJ. Hale EK.
Kim KH. Geronemus RG (2008). "Eyelid tightening and improved eyelid
aperture through nonablative fractional resurfacing." Dermatologic
Surgery. 34(11):1454-8.
Chapas AM, Brightman L, Sukal S, Hale E,
Daniel D, Bernstein L, and Geronemus RG (2008). "Successful Treatment
of Acneiform Scarring with CO2 Ablative Fractional Resurfacing."
Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, 40: 381-386.
Stotland M, Chapas AM, Brightman L, Sukal S,
Hale E, Karen J, Bernstein L and Geronemus RG (2008). "The Safety and
Efficacy of Fractional Photothermolysisfor Correction of Striae
Distensae." Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, 7(9):
857-861.
Chapas AM and Geronemus RG (2007). "Cosmetic Application of
Non-ablative Lasers and other Light Devices" in Dermatology
in General Medicine, 7th edition. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Chapas AM, Eickhorst K, Geronemus RG (2007).
"Efficacy of Early Treatment of Facial Port-wine Stains in Newborns: a
Review of 60 Cases." Lasers in Surgery and Medicine,
39(7): 563-568.
Chapas AM and Gilchrest BA (2006). "Broad
Area Photodynamic Therapy for Treatment of Multiple Basal Cell
Carcinomas in a Patient with Nevoid Basal Bell Carcinoma Syndrome." Journal
of Drugs in Dermatology, 5(2): 3-5.
Chapas AM and Geronemus RG (2005). "Our
Approach to Pediatric Dermatologic Laser Surgery." Lasers in
Surgery and Medicine. 37: 255-263.
Chapas AM, Askarian F, Demierre M, and
Stefanato C (2005). "Well Differentiated Angiosarcoma of the Scalp: an
Unusual Clinical Presentation." Journal of the American
Academy of Dermatology; 52(2): S58-9
Chapas AM, Lee D, and Rogers GS (2005).
"Excision of Malignant Melanoma Overlying a Pacemaker." Dermatologic
Surgery; 31:112-4.
