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And what voltage setting is safe for giving the laser spots? Does having a lot of pain with each laser spot matter? (6 questions, 6 answers please)
If in one eye one's PDR IS INACTIVE and they DO NOT HAVE ANY NEW BLOOD VESSEL GROWTH, and already had about 1200 laser spots, do they need any more, if so why and how many? Does one get laser spots (surgery) just because there is SPACE for it, although there isn't any activity? (4 questions, 4 answers please) Thank you!
The brownish staining from the bruising I got following multiple surgeries on my right eye was completely removed by a single treatment with a Q-switched laser. This is the same laser used to remove tattoos.
I had previously been told that the problem was untreatable, since no cream could penetrate that deeply. But I recently found an article on the Candelalaser website describing the use of a Q-switched laser to treat blood staining on the legs and calves. I was referred to Dr.
I was walking down a small street one day where there was a bar across the street with a spinning blue laser on its front awning. It directs a blue light down the sidewalk, across the street, to the other sidewalk, up the opposite building and repeats. I'm not really sure if it was a laser but the blue streak on the floor as it went past was too focused and clean to not be a laser.Or could it be something else?
If so, there are a number of treatments available. One very popular remedy has been laser skin resurfacing which helps to minimize the appearance of wrinkles, scars, lines and hyper pigmentation surrounding the eyes and mouth. It can also be used to treat areas on the cheeks. Laser resurfacing does not cause as much discomfort, bruising, scaring or bleeding compared to other cosmetic surgery procedures.
My very dear friend have just been given the diagnose with the skin desease Ilven. She got the diagnose from Israel because there are taken no action in our contry though she is now in her mid thirties. She had had the disease since 3 month old, and it is getting worse. My question to you is are there any way to find out if she can give the disease to a child. She wants a child of her own so much, but are afraid to give it to a child through her genes.
The treatment for post inflammatory hyperpigmentation includes various skin creams like hydroquinone, azelaic acid, corticosteroids, tretinoin cream and laser treatment.Apply hydroquinone cream on this scar and it should go away in a few days to months.If it still persists then you can go in for laser treatment, Chemical peeling or microdermabrasion. Avoid picking, harsh scrubbing, and abrasive treatments unless prescribed by a dermatologist during this period.
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I have lattice degeneration also but have not had treatment. Laser is not without risk but the risks are low and laser does not guarantee you would not later get a retinal tear or detachment. If getting a second opinion would make you feel better do so. If not and you have confidence in your physicians than you might consider proceeding.
my father 68 years old suffering liver tumour .
I have used TCA, glycolic peels, hydroquinone, tretioin, kojic, bit nothing has reduced it. Recently i heard that yag laser can be used for depigmenting skin by destroying melanin cells itself, and in a way cause hypopigmentation in these regions.
Can I do this. Please advice the type of laser, etc.
I think laser skin resurfacing may be in order, though I suppose I'll have to get the nerves to go get it checked out soon.
How long does that surgery get in the way of a sex life? I was always under the impression that plastic surgery was only for show, but actually didn't work naturally? Would the penis skin still be able to expand/work properly? I google searched this, as it's not something I'd ever heard of, and found nothing regarding penises, only faces.
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The treatment for such dark spots and hyperpigmentation includes various skin creams like hydroquinone, azelaic acid, corticosteroids, tretinoin cream and laser treatment.As you have a sensitive skin,so any of these is not recommended.Apply calamine lotion and aloe gel. If it still persists then you can go in for laser treatment, Chemical peeling or microdermabrasion. Avoid picking, harsh scrubbing, and abrasive treatments unless prescribed by a dermatologist during this period.
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