Plastic and reconstructive surgery · 2018
Intralesional Laser Treatment for Dermal Filler Complications.
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Schelke Leonie W, Decates Tom S, van der Lugt Claudia I M, Pelzer Levi, de Mey Gabrielle, Velthuis Peter J
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: For complications caused by filler treatments, in general, two treatment regimens are advised: systemic drugs and surgical removal of the material. Another possible treatment option would be removal of the material by intralesional laser treatment.
METHODS: Two hundred forty-two patients with complications caused by fillers were treated with intralesional laser treatment.
RESULTS: In the majority of patients, an improvement was achieved (92 percent), in 9 percent the complication was resolved, and in 3 percent it was not improved (unknown in the rest).
CONCLUSION: Considering the large number of patients treated until now and the efficacy and good safety profile of this treatment, the authors plead that intralesional laser treatment may be considered as a treatment option before surgery.
CLINICAL QUESTION/LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: Therapeutic, IV.
METHODS: Two hundred forty-two patients with complications caused by fillers were treated with intralesional laser treatment.
RESULTS: In the majority of patients, an improvement was achieved (92 percent), in 9 percent the complication was resolved, and in 3 percent it was not improved (unknown in the rest).
CONCLUSION: Considering the large number of patients treated until now and the efficacy and good safety profile of this treatment, the authors plead that intralesional laser treatment may be considered as a treatment option before surgery.
CLINICAL QUESTION/LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: Therapeutic, IV.