Journal of cosmetic dermatology · 2023
Efficiency of KTP laser for verrucae vulgaris and plantaris: A retrospective analysis.
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Dursun Pinar, Bulut Bilal, Kaya Tamer Irfan
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BACKGROUND: Verrucae are benign proliferations caused by human papillomavirus. Treatment is needed for pain, bleeding, contagiousness, and cosmetically.
AIMS: The aim of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of KTP laser treatment in verrucae, as well as side effects and recurrence rates.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: Patients who had Verrucae vulgaris (V. vulgaris) and Verrucae plantaris (V. plantaris) previously treated with KTP laser were scanned for their eligibility. Twenty-nine patients who met the inclusion criteria were included. There was complete recovery in 24 patients (82.8%) and partial recovery in two patients (6.9%). Three patients (10.3%) were unresponsive to treatment after six sessions (no recovery). Two patients had mild pain during the application, and 65.4% of the patients had complete cosmetic recovery at the 3rd month follow-up.
RESULTS: As a result, we found that the standard KTP laser can be an effective option for both types of verrucae.
CONCLUSIONS: We think KTP laser treatment can be preferred for verrucae treatment.
AIMS: The aim of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of KTP laser treatment in verrucae, as well as side effects and recurrence rates.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: Patients who had Verrucae vulgaris (V. vulgaris) and Verrucae plantaris (V. plantaris) previously treated with KTP laser were scanned for their eligibility. Twenty-nine patients who met the inclusion criteria were included. There was complete recovery in 24 patients (82.8%) and partial recovery in two patients (6.9%). Three patients (10.3%) were unresponsive to treatment after six sessions (no recovery). Two patients had mild pain during the application, and 65.4% of the patients had complete cosmetic recovery at the 3rd month follow-up.
RESULTS: As a result, we found that the standard KTP laser can be an effective option for both types of verrucae.
CONCLUSIONS: We think KTP laser treatment can be preferred for verrucae treatment.