A retrospective 10 years‐ experience overview of dye laser treatments for vascular pathologies

Giovanni, Cannarozzo; Marina, Pennati Beatrice; Tiziano, Zingoni

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“…In a recent published research 35 the use of 595 nm wavelength has demonstrated good results in a wide range of applications for the treatment of different vascular anomalies including hemangiomas in young children. In comparison to the research of Cannarozzo et al.…”

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Assessment of the efficacy of 595 nm pulsed dye laser in the management of facial flat angiomas. Results of a case series

Coricciati,

Gabellone,

Donne

et al. 2023

Skin Research and Technology

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BackgroundStudies on pulsed dye laser (PDL) have shown the best efficacy and safety data for treating vascular anomalies among the various lasers used and the 595‐nm PDL has been used to treat cutaneous vascular anomalies for about 30 years. The purpose of this study was to assess the efficacy of 595 nm Pulsed Dye Laser in the management of facial flat angiomas present in the form of Port‐Wine Stain.Materials and MethodsSeven cases of PWS in Fitzpatrick skin type ranged from I to III and colour ranging from pink to purple, were treated with 595 nm pulse Dye Laser. Patients underwent to 6–8 laser sessions at 20–30 days intervals. Results obtained were judged by dermatologist, by comparing pre‐treatment and post‐treatment photographs, 6 months after the last session and a quartile scale of lesion clearance (4‐point Investigator Global Assessment scale): 1 = no or low results (0%–25% of the lesion area improved), 2 = slight improvement (25%–50% of the lesion area cleared), 3 = moderate‐good improvement (50%–75%), and 4 = excellent improvement (75%–100%) was used. Possible side effects such as blisters, hyper/hypopigmentation, and scarring were monitored.ResultsAll patients observed global improvements. 71% of patients achieved excellent clearance and 29% patients achieved good‐moderate clearance of their angioma. Patients were asked for a subjective evaluation of the results: 57% of patients were very satisfied, 29% were satisfied, and 14% patients were not very satisfied with the results. No patients were dissatisfied. No significant side effects were noted.ConclusionThis research confirms the efficacy of the 595 nm PDL for flat angioma management, without considerable side effects.

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“…In comparison to the research of Cannarozzo et al. 35 in this study an adult population was examined and different types of angiomas (large facial flat angiomas) were treated to highlight the efficacy and safety of this laser technology.…”

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Assessment of the efficacy of 595 nm pulsed dye laser in the management of facial flat angiomas. Results of a case series

Coricciati,

Gabellone,

Donne

et al. 2023

Skin Research and Technology

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An insight into Nd:YAG laser treatments for facial telangiectasia in Asian patients

Cannarozzo,

Pennati,

Zingoni

2023

Skin Research and Technology

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To the editorThe Asian population is a unique group with various skin phototypes ranging from Fitzpatrick types III to V. Skin laser treatments are different from those for Caucasians because of genetic background and environmental factors. For example, race is an important factor in laser therapy in the response of the skin to inflammation. Indeed, these patients are at higher risk of pigmentary alterations and scarring after any treatment producing skin inflammation. Moreover, keloids are more likely to form in Asians than it does in Caucasians and photo ageing tends to develop later in life but with fewer wrinkling processes. 1 Typically, this population is not characterized by vascular lesions, especially on the face area, but they are not 100% free from this issue.An example is given by little dilated vessels called facial telangiectasias (FT) that can be found on the skin's surface. They frequentlyThis is an open access article under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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Application of laser apparatuses in esthetic cosmetology and dermatology

Seraya,

Murakov

2024

Rus. J. Clin. Derma. Vener.

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A retrospective 10 years‐ experience overview of dye laser treatments for vascular pathologies

Cited by 3 publications

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Assessment of the efficacy of 595 nm pulsed dye laser in the management of facial flat angiomas. Results of a case series

Assessment of the efficacy of 595 nm pulsed dye laser in the management of facial flat angiomas. Results of a case series

An insight into Nd:YAG laser treatments for facial telangiectasia in Asian patients

Application of laser apparatuses in esthetic cosmetology and dermatology

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