An unusual late onset closed‐comedone naevus: successful therapy with light cautery and a topical retinoid

Baxter, KF; Highet, AS; Wj, Cunliffe

doi:10.1080/09546630310010598

Journal of Dermatological Treatment

2004

DOI: 10.1080/09546630310010598

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An unusual late onset closed‐comedone naevus: successful therapy with light cautery and a topical retinoid

KF Baxter

AS Highet²,

Cunliffe Wj³

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Acne (also known as acne vulgaris) is one of the most common inflammatory dermatoses seen globally. It can result in significant and indelible scarring and pigment change as well as profound psychosocial issues as a result of clinically active acne and resulting sequelae. This chapter covers the numerous clinical presentations and associations of acne and considers optimum management regimes for all.

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An unusual late onset closed‐comedone naevus: successful therapy with light cautery and a topical retinoid

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