Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology · 1994
Wood's lamp for superficial chemical peels.
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Matarasso S L, Glogau R G, Markey A C
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BACKGROUND: Superficial chemical peels are being used with increasing frequency in the treatment of photoaging.
OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to develop a marker to indicate when all areas of skin have been treated and avoid reliance on a map or operator recall.
METHODS: With a Wood's lamp (maximum output 365 nm) and addition of salicylic acid and fluorescein sodium, solutions that are readily available, the progress of the superficial chemical peel can be visualized.
RESULTS: Wood's lamp accentuates epidermal pigment and therefore highlights dyschromia that will respond to a superficial chemical peel. Similarly, salicylic acid and fluorescein sodium fluoresce when viewed under Wood's lamp examination.
CONCLUSION: When fluorescent compounds are incorporated into a superficial chemical peel, then fluorescence can accurately locate skip areas, minimize inadvertent overlayering, and thereby avoid deeper penetration.
OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to develop a marker to indicate when all areas of skin have been treated and avoid reliance on a map or operator recall.
METHODS: With a Wood's lamp (maximum output 365 nm) and addition of salicylic acid and fluorescein sodium, solutions that are readily available, the progress of the superficial chemical peel can be visualized.
RESULTS: Wood's lamp accentuates epidermal pigment and therefore highlights dyschromia that will respond to a superficial chemical peel. Similarly, salicylic acid and fluorescein sodium fluoresce when viewed under Wood's lamp examination.
CONCLUSION: When fluorescent compounds are incorporated into a superficial chemical peel, then fluorescence can accurately locate skip areas, minimize inadvertent overlayering, and thereby avoid deeper penetration.