Journal of cosmetic dermatology · 2019
Successful treatment of ephelides in Asian skin using the picosecond 785-nm laser.
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Chung Hye Jin, McGee Jean S, Lee Sang Ju
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BACKGROUND: For ethnic skin, laser surgery for pigmented lesions presents a special challenge due to the increased risk of postprocedural complications-erythema, blistering, and postinflammatory dyspigmentation.
AIMS: To describe the treatment of ephelides in Asian skin treated with a picosecond 785-nm laser.
PATIENTS/METHODS: The first patient with ephelides on the cheeks and nose was treated with a picosecond 785-nm laser with the treatment parameter of 1.2 J/cm2 and 3-mm spot size. The second patient with ephelides on the cheeks was treated with a picosecond 785-nm laser with the treatment parameter of 1.3 J/cm2 and 3-mm spot size.
RESULTS: After a single laser session, both patients achieved appreciable improvement without any complications.
CONCLUSION: This is the first case series demonstrating the efficacy and safety of the picosecond 785-nm laser for the treatment of ephelides in Asian skin.
AIMS: To describe the treatment of ephelides in Asian skin treated with a picosecond 785-nm laser.
PATIENTS/METHODS: The first patient with ephelides on the cheeks and nose was treated with a picosecond 785-nm laser with the treatment parameter of 1.2 J/cm2 and 3-mm spot size. The second patient with ephelides on the cheeks was treated with a picosecond 785-nm laser with the treatment parameter of 1.3 J/cm2 and 3-mm spot size.
RESULTS: After a single laser session, both patients achieved appreciable improvement without any complications.
CONCLUSION: This is the first case series demonstrating the efficacy and safety of the picosecond 785-nm laser for the treatment of ephelides in Asian skin.