Advanced Techniques in Dermatologic Surgery - part 1 pptx

... injury using pulsedirradiation. J Invest Dermatol 19 89; 92:868–8 71. 12 . Tan OT, Morrison P. Kurban AK. 585 nm for the treatment of port wine stains. PlastReconstr Surg 19 90; 86 :11 12 11 17. 13 . ... Alto,CA,U.S.A.)Wavelight(Erlangen,Germany)Wavelength(nm) 10 64 10 64 10 64 10 64 10 64 10 64Pulseduration(msec)0 .1 300 3 0.3–200 10 10 0 5–200 20 14 0Maximumfluence(J/cm2)300 10 –70 500 200 10 –400 15 –400Cooling Contact Cryogen ... CA,U.S.A.)Lumenis(SantaClara,CA,U.S.A.)Nidek(Fremont,CA,U.S.A.)Palomar(Burling-ton, MA,U.S.A.)Wavelength(nm) 810 800 940 800 800 810 810 Pulseduration(msec)5–30 50–500 10 tocontinu-ous5 10 0 5 10 0 200 50 10 0Maximumfluence(J/cm2)64 50 600 5–60 10 –60 17 9Cooling...

... EffectsDescriptionInitial treatment(N ¼ 242)%ofTotalWeek 4(N ¼ 234)%ofTotalWeek 8(N ¼ 210 )%ofTotalErythema 14 6 60 13 1 56 11 4 54Pigmentationchange0 0 00 10 Pinpointbleeding 1 0 00 21 Purpura ... from the capil-laries to the surrounding tissue resulting in nonselective thermal injury.As a part of remodeling and wound healing process, there is an increase in collagen and elastin deposition ... occurred in five sites following theinitial treatmen t; three cases of pinpoint bleeding were recorded (one fol-lowing the initial treatment and two at eight weeks), and one instance ofpostinflammatory...

... cooling. Lasers Surg Med 2002; 31: 106 11 4. 15 . Lloyd JR, Mirkov M. Selective photothermolysis of the sebaceous glands for acne treat-ment. Lasers Surg Med 2002; 31: 115 12 0. 15 40 and 14 50 nm Noninvasive ... telangiectasias using intense pulsed light. Dermatol Surg 2000;26 (11 ) :10 15 10 18. 13 . Sommer A, Van MP, Neumann HA, Kessels AG. Red and blue telangiectasias. Differ-ences in oxygenation? Dermatol Surg 19 97; ... Clara,California)(www.lumenis.com)PhotodermTMVL/PLEpilight 515 12 00 nm590 12 00 nm4 Â 8 mm,8 Â 35 mm, 10 Â 45 mm90 J/cm2Lumenis One 1 Hz 8 15 mm and 15 Â35 mmMultilight HR 515 12 00 nm 2Â6 mm,2Â9mmVasculight HRÕ 515 12 00 and 10 64 nm laserQuantum...

... technique, we routinely inject up to 800 mL of0 .1% to 0.2% lidocaine with epinephrine. Infusion of lidocaine, by usingthe tumescent formula of 0 .1% lidocaine with 1: 1,000,000 epinephrine in the concentration ... of the leg in order to elevate theveins closer to the skin surface (12 ,13 ). This use of tumescent anesthesia, in which lidocaine is highly diluted in saline or in Ringer solution (1/ 10),offers ... there is a increased competition between surface tension and Advanced Sclerotherapy: The Sclerosing Foam 319 involves risks including intra-arterial injection, iatrogenic phlebitis, deepvein thrombosis...

... blepharoplasty, 11 7 15 5complications, 14 5 15 5intraoperative, 14 9 15 2postoperative, 15 2 15 5history of, 11 7 11 8initial consultation, 12 1 12 2lower eyelid, 13 0 14 5botulinum toxin type A, 13 3 13 5periorbital ... skin, 16 6wavelength, 16 4patient consent, 17 3 17 4patient-related factors, 16 1 16 3hair color, 16 2hair size, 16 2 16 3hormonal status, 16 3skin type, 16 1 16 2supervision of, 17 9treatment, 16 4, ... 15 9 17 9background, 15 9 16 1complications, 17 5 17 9laser types, 16 1, 16 6 17 3parameter selection, 16 4 16 6cooling, 16 5 16 6fluence, 16 5Pseudofolliculitis barbae, 16 6pulse width, 16 4 16 5spot size, 16 5tanned...