Laser treatment of periocular skin conditions

Yates, Breton; Que, Syril Keena T.; D’Souza, Logan S.; Suchecki, Jeanine; Finch, Justin

doi:10.1016/j.clindermatol.2014.10.011

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“…5,7 O uso de lasers QS são promissores, mas com resultados variados. Em 2015 6 Yates et al, compararam o uso dos lasers QS alexandrita, QS Nd-YAG 1064, e QS KTP no tratamento de lesões perioculares, como nevo de Ota e tatuagem, 11 sendo os melhores resultados alcançados com QS Nd-YAG 1064. Kim et al em 2011, 12 compararam o uso de laser Nd-YAG com o tacrolimos tópico no tratamento do LPP.…”

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“…[2][3][4] A etiologia da doença é indeterminada, havendo relato de possível associação com antígenos que causariam reação liquenóide e também exposição a radiação ultravioleta (RUV) ou agentes fotossensibilizantes. 5,6 Embora alguns estudos tenham apontado para forte correlação entre o vírus da hepatite C e LPP, sobretudo do ponto de vista epidemiológico, esta não foi confirmada por outros autores, necessitando de investigação adicional.…”

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Líquen Plano Pigmentoso com Apresentação Atípica Simulando uma Máscara de Dormir

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Santos

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RESUMO -Introdução:O líquen plano pigmentoso é uma variante do líquen plano predominante na Índia, Oriente Médio e América Latina que se inicia geralmente na terceira e quarta década de vida, sem predileção por sexo, sendo mais frequente em fototipos III-V. As lesões cutâneas caracterizam-se por máculas acastanhadas, castanho escuro ou castanho-acinzentadas, ovaladas ou arredondadas, geralmente simétricas e bilaterais. Caso clínico: Relatamos o caso de uma criança do sexo masculino apresentando manifestação clínica típica da doença, com aspecto clínico incomum, assemelhando-se a uma "máscara de dormir" ao redor dos olhos. Conclusão: Este caso de líquen plano pigmentoso destaca-se pela idade da paciente (12 anos) e peculiar disposição das lesões na área periorbicular e alerta para o diagnóstico diferencial de lesões hipercrómicahipercrómicas e fotossensíveis na população pediátrica. 2 Após a descrição inicial, foi observado em diversos grupos étnicos, tendo sido identificado no Médio Oriente, América Latina, Coreia e Japão, sem predileção por sexo e com maior frequência em indivíduos de fototipos III a V. PALAVRAS-CHAVE -

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Líquen Plano Pigmentoso com Apresentação Atípica Simulando uma Máscara de Dormir

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“…Other techniques such as laser therapy, electrodessication, or cryotherapy have also been shown to be effective, but may cause scarring and pigmentary changes. 10 Correction of the underlying hyperlipidemia is largely ineffective in treating xanthelasma.…”

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“…Syringoma is a common benign adnexal neoplasm of sweat duct origin that arises in early adulthood. It is seen with increased incidence in patients with Down's syndrome, 10,11 and the clear cell variant is associated with diabetes mellitus.…”

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Common Adult Skin and Soft Tissue Lesions

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Applebaum

Orengo

2016

Seminars in Plastic Surgery

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Seborrheic keratoses (SKs) are common benign skin lesions in adults. Men and women are affected equally, and the frequency and number of lesions appears to directly correspond with age. 1 Epidemiological studies from numerous countries have reported prevalence rates approaching 100% in patients over 70 years of age. 2 They can be singular or multiple, with lesions throughout the body, excluding the palms, soles, and mucous membranes. Although SKs may be found on nearly any part of the body, the highest rates occur on sun-exposed areas such as the head, neck, and trunk.The cause of these lesions is unknown, but is believed to involve mutations in genes that regulate cell growth, such as fibroblast growth factor receptor 3. 1 Histologically, the epidermis shows proliferation of the basal cells as well as cystic inclusions of keratinaceous material.Seborrheic keratoses present clinically as hyperpigmented, waxy, verrucous papules with a characteristic "stuck-on" appearance (►Fig. 1). The color may range from skin-colored to brown or black. At times, the lesions resemble malignant melanoma or squamous cell carcinoma, and a biopsy is warranted.Treatment, including cryotherapy, shave removal, or dermabrasion, is reserved for symptomatic lesions and those that cause the patient distress from a cosmetic standpoint. It is critical to remember that in darkly pigmented individuals cryotherapy is not an option due to the possibility of postinflammatory hypopigmentation. DermatofibromaDermatofibromas (DFs), also known as benign fibrous histiocytomas, are common dermal nodular lesions that arise most often on the lower extremity. Women are affected roughly four times more often than men.The exact cause of DFs is unknown, but they are believed to be associated with trauma from things such as insect bites or shaving. Evidence of clonal expansion in these lesions may support a neoplastic or inflammatory etiology. 1 Dermatofibromas present as a solitary, firm, hyperpigmented macule or thin papule on the lower extremity (►Fig. 2). They are usually asymptomatic, but may sometimes be painful or pruritic. Lesions exhibit a positive "dimple sign" when lateral pressure is applied.Except for symptomatic lesions, surgical excision is not usually recommended, as the resulting scar may be more apparent than the lesion itself. Occasionally, lesions may undergo partial or complete regression. Acrochordon (Skin Tag)Acrochordon is the most common skin lesion, 1 and there is an increased frequency with age. They may arise as a result of repeated irritation to the skin, and are often seen in areas of chronic friction such as the neck, axilla, and groin. The presence of multiple lesions may be associated with obesity, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, and insulin resistance. 3,4 Acrochordons present as small, skin-colored, pedunculated papules that may be singular or multiple. They are often asymptomatic, but may become irritated by clothing and AbstractA strong foundational knowledge of dermatologic disease is crucial for a successful practice in pl...

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Blepharoplasty

Lai¹,

Batra²

2019

Evidence-Based Procedural Dermatology

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Laser treatment of periocular skin conditions

Cited by 30 publications

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Líquen Plano Pigmentoso com Apresentação Atípica Simulando uma Máscara de Dormir

Líquen Plano Pigmentoso com Apresentação Atípica Simulando uma Máscara de Dormir

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