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The use of microdemabrasion may be effective as an optional method to improve superficial pigmentation; however, many treatment sessions in conjunction with topical skin care are required for the success of this technique.

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When treating tattoos its almost always necessary to use more than one laser. Tattoos become resistant to one laser, and if you increase the fluence you may cause a scar, as this wavelength laser energy is not treating the tattoo but instead is injuring the surrounding tissue in both the epidermis and superficial dermis. A change in the wavelength may increase the efficacy of the tattoo reduction.

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admin — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 23:21:35 +0000

Combination Treatments

For faster resolution of lesions as well as to increase the efficacy, laser treatment in some conditions can be combined with following procedures:

Topical bleaching agents, for example, 7% arbutin, Kligman’s formula
Intralesional tranexamic acid (5 mg/ml)
Topical sunscreen
Chemical peels (Glycolic acid, Jessner’s peels)
Microdermabrasion
Long pulsed lasers/Intense pulsed light
Microneedling/Dermaroller

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Known Complications.

The following complications are transient reactions and do not require termination of treatment.

Immediate erythema
Physical urticaria
Acneiform eruption
Minute petechiae
Whitening of fine hair
Rebound hyperpigmentation

The following complications need either stopping the laser therapy or modification of laser parameters:

Mottled hypo and hyperpigmentation
Leukoderma
Severe urticaria
Severe acneiform eruption
Herpes simplex activation

Ghost shadows and scarring can occur with tattoo treatment at higher fluences.

Management of complications

Prognosis is excellent once the right treatment parameters are chosen. However in case of freckles and melasma, recurrence is a possibility. The most common complications observed with treatment of pigmented lesions are hypo and hyperpigmentation. If hypo pigmentation occurs, the fluence should be reduced and also treatment interval doubled. If hypopigmentation is speckled, this required cessation of treatment and adopting the medical line of treatment like azelaic acid, kojic acid, etc. Hydroquinone-containing preparations must be avoided. After a period of 2-3 months, once the hypopigmentation resolves, laser can be restarted at a lower fluence (less than 2.5 J/cm 2 ). Temporary erythema, edema, and urticaria are transient and settle in a few hours.