A Patientʼs Questionnaire Evaluation of Krypton Laser Treatment of Facial Telangiectases

Abstract

Selection of pulse duration to approximate the thermal relaxation time of the target blood vessel is critical in minimizing adverse effects of laser photocoagulation to facial telangiectases.

Introduction of the flash‐lamp pulsed‐dye laser treatment of facial port‐wine stains in childhood: A case of health care technology assessment

“…Yet despite advances in pain therapy, many children tolerate laser sessions poorly [55]. Although general anesthesia is not a requirement for all young patients, its use with those who are highly anxious or pain-sensitive allows a more effective use of treatment session time [56,57]. Some proponents have argued that treatment can be performed without the repetitive use of general anaesthesia, avoiding the expense of staff and equipment and possible complications, especially to very young children, of this procedure.…”

Lasertherapie in der Dermatologie und �sthetischen Medizin

“…Thibault berichtet über temporäre,diskrete atrophe Narben (Abb.12) bei 11% der Patienten [71]. Thibault berichtet über temporäre,diskrete atrophe Narben (Abb.12) bei 11% der Patienten [71].…”

Aktueller Stand der Lasertherapie in der Dermatologie

“…Dieser Laser ist auch im gepulsten Modus mit 50 ms Impulsdauer anwendbar. Dadurch werden Nebenwirkungen wie Hypopigmentierungen und Narbenbildungen vermindert [140]. Über gute Ergebnisse bei Teleangiektasien im Gesicht wurde berichtet [140].…”