510‐nm Pigmented Lesion Dye Laser

Abstract

The Candela 510-nm pigmented lesion dye laser is an effective treatment for superficial pigmented lesions. Its associated morbidity is minimal.

Combined Ultrapulse CO2Laser and Q-Switched Alexandrite Laser Compared with Q-Switched Alexandrite Laser Alone for Refractory Melasma: Split-Face Design

“…The procedures, however, are invasive and even in experienced hands can induce some degree of serious side effects. Because the theory of “selective photothermolysis” introduced by Anderson and Parrish in 1983, 4 melasma has been treated with various kinds of pigment‐selective lasers, but the result was disappointing 5–7 . Some even worsened.…”

The Effect of Combination Treatment of the Recalcitrant Pigmentary Disorders with Pigmented Laser and Chemical Peeling

“…The treatment modalities of the pigmentary disorders (melasma, freckles, postinflammatory hyperpigmentation, or acquired bilateral nevus of Ota‐like macules, etc.) have included the routine use of broad spectrum sunscreens, various concentrations of hydroquinone, retinoic acid (tretinoin), salicylic acid, glycolic acid, azelaic acid, and surgical treatment such as chemical peels or laser therapy 1–15 …”

“…The different treatment modalities should be considered along the depth of the pigmented lesion. This disorders can be treated by hypopigmenting agent (hydroquinone, azelaic acid, and tretinoin) and surgical method including laser therapy or chemical peeling along with sun protection 1–15 …”

Entfernung von Tätowierungen mit dem gütegeschalteten Rubinlaser (694 nm) und dem gütegeschalteten Nd:YAG-Laser (532 und 1064 nm)

“…Desweiteren wird der blitzlampengepumpte gepulste Farbstofflaser mit der Wellenlänge 510 nm angewendet. In verschiedenen insbesondere angloamerikanischen Studien wurde in den vergangenen Jahren die Effektivität dieser erwähnten Laser in bezug auf die Aufhellung von Tätowierungs-pigmenten und das Auftreten von unerwünschten Nebenwirkungen geprüft und verglichen [3,15,16,17,21,22,35].…”

“…Tattoos · Q-switched ruby laser · Q-switched Nd:YAG laser Literatur wird dieses Phänomen mit der Komplementfarbentheorie (grün absorbiert rot und umgekehrt) erklärt [16].…”