A split‐face treatment of adult colloid milium using a non‐ablative, 1550‐nm, erbium‐glass fractional laser

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Adult colloid milium. An underdiagnosed and difficult to treat entity

“…8 There is no consensus on the treatment of choice, and various strategies have been used, including dermabrasion, curettage, cryotherapy, erbium laser resurfacing, retinoic acid, etc., 9 although results have been inconclusive. Gomes et al 10 report two cases in which they used photodynamic therapy with methyl-aminolevulinate cream as photosensitizer prior to curettage, with no recurrence at the 1-year follow-up visit.…”

Colloid milium, an expression of excessive sun exposure in Ecuadorian patients

“…There is currently no single effective treatment, but the use of topical retioids, systemic ascorbic acid, dermabrasion, chemical peels, cryotherapy and topical photodynamic therapy, ablative or nonablative Er: YAG and CO 2 laser has been reported, the latter being an alternative that produces a good therapeutic outcome lasting many months with few sessions …”