Retrospective Review of Atypical Squamous Proliferations

Dermatologists' Opinions on Diagnostic Reporting and Management of Atypical Squamous Proliferations: A Survey Study

“…Currently, management strategies revolve around excision, nonexcisional treatment, or observation. 1 However, these practices are not standardized and may vary based on patient variables, practice settings, or training. In an effort to understand what lies beneath a biopsy-proven ASP on the skin, a review study found that a lesion requiring treatment was uncovered in nearly two-thirds of cases and a true malignancy in one-third of cases.…”

“…Various spring devices, pressure earrings, magnets, and customized devices are used to apply sustained low pressure over the area prone to developing keloids for a few months. 1,2 Customized loops or clips made with acrylate, silicone, or resinous compounds are also frequently used. 3 These devices possess certain limitations, including cost, limited availability, lack of ease of use, and the tendency to lose their attachment and pressure over time.…”