Effectiveness, safety, and patient satisfaction of carboxytherapy as an adjunctive treatment for periorbital hyperpigmentation
Skin Research and Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(3)
Published: March 1, 2024
Abstract
Introduction
Dark
under‐eye
circles
or
periorbital
hyperpigmentation
constitute
a
prevalent
and
challenging
cosmetic
problem
with
diverse
etiologies
types.
While
modifying
exacerbating
habits
can
provide
partial
relief
for
the
pigmentary
vascular
factors
associated
this
condition,
despite
abundance
of
available
treatment
options,
there
is
currently
lack
gold‐standard
evidence‐based
treatments
proposed
curing
disorder.
Objectives
This
study
aimed
to
assess
safety
effectiveness
carboxytherapy
in
treating
hyperpigmentation.
Material
Methods
In
4‐week
single‐arm
clinical
trial,
20
eligible
Iranian
patients
symmetric
received
weekly
intradermal
carboxytherapy.
The
involved
administering
10–20
mL
CO2
at
rate
mL/min
temperature
15°C
duration
ranging
from
few
seconds
1
min.
Follow‐up
assessments
were
conducted
month
after
final
session.
primary
outcome
was
defined
as
changes
ΔE
variations
pigmentation
observed
between
orbital
extra‐orbital
skin
before
trial.
Results
reported
satisfaction
statistically
significant
reduction
achieved
through
lateral
(
p
=
0.002),
middle
0.001),
medial
0.001)
regions
area.
total
response
estimated
20%.
Patient
exceeded
changes,
no
linear
relationship
0.084).
Conclusion
Carboxytherapy
be
an
effective
safe
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Clinical evidence of high-power 675 nm laser system equipped with a faster treatment modality for the management of pigmented lesions and skin rejuvenation.
Massimo DF Vitale,
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Francesca Madeddu,
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Irene Fusco
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JAAD Case Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
58, P. 93 - 98
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
Language: Английский
Efficacy and Safety of 1064‐nm Nanosecond Laser Modalities (Q‐NDY and MDF Handpieces) for Treating Hand Skin Aging: A Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial
Jiying Dong,
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Shanshan Yao,
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Wang Shen
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Dermatologic Therapy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
2025(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Background
and
Objectives:
Hand
aging
is
complex,
while
laser
treatments
effectively
address
pigmentation,
their
precise
impact
on
skin
thickness
wrinkles
remains
unclear.
This
study
evaluates
the
effects
of
two
1064‐nm
nanosecond
modalities
(Q‐switched
Nd:YAG
(Q‐NDY)
multidepth
fractional
(MDF))
hand
rejuvenation
safety.
Materials
Methods:
A
randomized
controlled
trial
involving
20
patients
with
signs
was
conducted.
Participants
were
to
Q‐NDY
or
MDF
group,
receiving
three
at
four‐week
intervals,
followed
by
a
three‐month
follow‐up.
Outcomes
evaluated
independent
plastic
surgeons
using
an
observer‐reported
scale.
Skin
physiology
(thickness,
melanin,
erythema
indices)
measured,
patient
satisfaction
assessed
scale
(PSS).
Results:
Both
improved
pigmentation
reduced
wrinkles.
The
group
showed
significantly
greater
improvement
in
fine
(
p
=
0.0086)
texture
0.0209)
significant
increase
<
0.01),
whereas
did
not.
Melanin
indices
decreased
week
20,
reduction
0.021).
Overall
75%
for
90%
MDF.
Conclusion:
rejuvenate
skin.
mode
superior
outcomes
wrinkle
reduction,
texture,
thickness,
offering
safe
effective
treatment
option
rejuvenation.
Trial
Registration:
Chinese
Registry
Clinical
Trials:
MR‐31‐23‐013044
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Comparison of the Efficacy of 1064‐ and 730‐nm Picosecond Lasers for Acquired Dermal Melanocytosis
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
24(3)
Published: March 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Background
Acquired
dermal
melanocytosis
(ADM)
is
a
pigmentary
lesion
caused
by
melanocytes
in
the
dermis.
These
conditions
are
refractory,
and
consensus
on
treatment
remains
elusive.
Aims
To
compare
efficacy
of
730‐
1064‐nm
picosecond
lasers
ADM
to
supplement
comparison
with
literature
review.
Patients:
We
retrospectively
examined
patients
who
underwent
laser
therapy
between
April
2021
February
2024.
Treatments
were
performed
three
times
spot
irradiation
using
730‐nm
(3‐mm
spot,
1.7–1.8
J/cm
2
;
or
2‐mm
2.5–3.25
)
3.1–4.0
).
Two
months
after
each
procedure,
patient
satisfaction
was
evaluated
questionnaires,
macroscopic
findings
assessed
photographs,
melanin
accumulation
analyzed
skin
analysis
software.
Evaluations
conducted
4‐point
scale
(excellent,
good,
fair,
poor),
good
higher
considered
effective.
Results
Seventy‐eight
83
assigned
groups,
respectively.
After
sessions,
group
exhibited
superior
outcomes
terms
subjective
symptoms
(patient
satisfaction),
objective
findings,
software
improvements.
The
incidence
hyperpigmentation
15.4%
14.5%
group,
no
significant
differences
observed
rates
other
complications.
Conclusions
use
laser,
which
possesses
high
selectivity,
relatively
deep
penetration,
short
pulse
width,
suggests
potentially
more
effective
for
ADM,
compared
effects
conventional
wavelength,
without
increasing
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High‐powered 675‐nm laser: Safety and efficacy in clinical evaluation and in vitro evidence for different skin disorders
Massimo DF Vitale,
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Francesca Madeddu,
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Irene Fusco
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Skin Research and Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(9)
Published: Aug. 29, 2024
Abstract
Background
Laser
technology
is
a
viable
therapeutic
option
for
treating
number
of
skin
pathologic
conditions,
including
pigmented
lesions,
vascular
lesions
and
acne
scars.
Aim
In
this
work,
through
in
vitro
clinical
investigations
we
test
the
efficacy,
safety
speed
treatment
high‐powered
laser
system
emitting
675‐nm
management
various
condition.
Materials
methods
experiments
were
performed
irradiating
adult
human
dermal
fibroblasts
cells
(HDFa)
with
24,
48
72
h
different
fluences
Ki‐67
+
counted.
The
confocal
microscopy
images
control
treated
samples
acquired.
Clinical
rejuvenation/diseases
treatments
675
nm
device
parameters
11
patients
5
scars
23
rejuvenation.
Data
evaluated
validated
global
score
using
5‐point
scales
(GAIS)
patient's
satisfaction
scale.
Results
application
high‐power
has
proven
effective
stimulating
cell
proliferation
it
led
to
good
results
all
pathologies.
GAIS
showed
values
between
3
4
points
pathologies,
scores
‘75%‐good
improvements’
‘100%‐excellent
improvements’.
time
was
reduced
by
50%
compared
old
setting,
resulting
faster
satisfying
technique.
No
serious
adverse
effects
recorded.
Conclusion:
preclinical
data
confirm
efficacy
several
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Picosecond Alexandrite Laser With Diffractive Lens Array Combined With Long‐Pulse Alexandrite Laser for the Treatment of Facial Photoaging in Chinese Women: A Retrospective Study
Changhan Chen,
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Youhui Ke
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Skin Research and Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(10)
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Facial
photoaging
is
a
type
of
facial
skin
aging
induced
mainly
by
exogenous
factors
(ultraviolet
radiation)
and
often
manifests
itself
in
the
form
hyperpigmentation,
telangiectasia,
roughness,
increase
fine
lines/wrinkles,
enlarged
pores.
Recently,
picosecond
lasers
have
become
an
emerging
option
for
treatment
photoaging,
long-pulse
alexandrite
(LPAL)
demonstrated
promising
potential
photoaging-related
symptoms.
This
study
aimed
to
evaluate
efficacy
safety
laser
(PSAL)
with
diffractive
lens
array
(DLA)
combined
LPAL
photoaging.
Language: Английский
Refractory solar lentigines successfully treated with 532‐nm nanosecond Nd:YAG Vasculature Salvage Laser Surgery (VSLS) system: Case series
So Young Lee,
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Ka Ram Kim,
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Seunghyeon Kim
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Skin Research and Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(9)
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Abstract
Background
Solar
lentigo,
a
common
epidermal
hyperpigmented
lesion
found
in
sun‐exposed
areas,
results
from
the
proliferation
of
melanocytes
and
accumulation
melanin.
Although
various
treatments
for
solar
lentigo
have
been
explored,
they
often
lead
to
complications,
including
prolonged
erythema
post‐inflammatory
hyperpigmentation
(PIH),
posing
significant
concerns.
Objectives
methods
This
study
evaluated
safety
efficacy
Vasculature
Salvage
Laser
Surgery
(VSLS)
system.
We
treated
six
Korean
patients,
each
with
single
session
using
532‐nm
nanosecond
neodymium‐doped
yttrium
aluminum
garnet
(Nd:YAG)
VSLS
system,
follow‐up
periods
ranging
3
10
weeks.
Results
The
treatment
led
complete
removal
pigmented
lesions
all
patients
without
resulting
PIH,
even
cases
where
previous
laser
had
failed.
only
side
effect
observed
was
mild
erythema,
which
resolved
over
long
term
most
instances.
Conclusions
system
emerges
as
safe
effective
lesions,
refractory
lentigines.
Nonetheless,
additional
studies
are
required
verify
its
long‐term
efficacy.
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The treatment of melasma with a 785 nm wavelength laser in darker phototypes: An Egyptian experience
Skin Research and Technology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
29(12)
Published: Dec. 1, 2023
To
the
Editor,
In
women
in
their
30s/40s
with
darker
phototypes
is
more
common
to
find
melasma.
It
an
acquired
hypermelanotic
pathology
that
appears
as
irregular,
light-
dark-brown-coloured
macules
on
sun-exposed
skin,
especially
face.1,
2
The
most
treatments
are
chemical
peels,
lasers,
topical
and
oral
medications.3
goal
of
laser
therapy
target
a
particular
chromophore
absorbs
laser's
wavelength
specific
manner
while
minimising
collateral
tissue
damage,
according
selective
photothermolysis
theory.4
Specifically,
picosecond
lasers
use
pulse
lengths
much
less
than
target's
thermal
relaxation
period
achieve
higher
peak
temperature
without
inflicting
damage
surrounding
tissues.
Because
this,
785-nm
offers
superior
safety
profile
compared
other
types.5
our
experience,
12
Egyptian
were
treated
for
facial
They
presented
Fitzpatrick
ranging
from
IV
(66.7%)
V
(33.3%).
27
42
years
old.
A
785
nm
handpiece
pumped
by
QS
(El.En
Group,
Florence,
Italy)
possibility
adding
contact
sensor
was
utilised.
spot
size
ranged
6
mm,
fluence
0.4–2
J/cm2,
frequency
1
5
Hz.
Two
or
three
passes
made
until
lesion
turned
white.
Four
performed,
separated
40/45
days,
skin
healed
completely
first
treatment.
As
part
home
therapy,
whitening
cream
tranexamic
acid
also
applied.
Three
months
after
last
treatment,
final
evaluation
follow-up
visits
took
place.
5-point
(0-4)
scale—Global
Aesthetic
International
Score,
GAIS
(from
No
change/Worsening
Excellent
improvement)
implied
evaluate
general
area
improvement.
medical
study
staff
performed
assessed
17%
patients
obtained
improvements,
50%
Good
Moderate
5%
Mild
improvements
results.
Moreover,
at
3-month
(FU)
patients'
comfort/satisfaction
evaluated
5-Point
Likert
Scale
Questionnaire
(0
=
worse;
4
very
satisfied).
mean
value
this
data
2.4
±
1.5.
Dermoscopic
(DermLite
III
Pro;
3Gen,
CA,
USA)
baseline
12-week
FU
detect
pigmentation
pattern
(unpatterned,
reticuloglobular,
pseudoreticular/arcuate
honeycomb,
dots/granular)
vascular
(presence
absence
telangiectasia)
melasma
lesion.
Some
examples
cases
3
reported
Figures
1-3.
whole
population
confirmed
near-complete
resolution
melasma,
no
adverse
effects
conclusion,
we
proposed
time
application
emitting
device
treating
pigmentary
symptoms
phototypes.
Indeed,
it
used
based
its
low
affinity
component
so
little
post-inflammatory
effects.
This
due
high
melanin
characteristic
anatomical
capillary
structure,
supporting
could
lower
risk
streamline
post-treatment
maintenance.
support
findings
available
request
corresponding
author.
not
publicly
privacy
ethical
restrictions.
Language: Английский
Q‐Switched 785 nm laser in the treatment of labial melanotic macules
Skin Research and Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Physiological
lip
melanosis
is
a
disorder
with
multifactorial
aetiology.
It
varies
ethnicity
and
typical
of
people
darker
skin
tones.
Benign
conditions
(ephelides,
lentigines,
labial
melanotic
macule),
malignant
instances
(pigmented
squamous
cell
carcinoma,
melanoma),
drug-induced,
post-inflammatory
hyperpigmentation
(PIH),
endocrine
disorders,
heavy
metals,
smoking,
amalgam
tattoo,
Laugier-Hunziker
syndrome
lentiginosis
syndromes
(Peutz–Jegher's
syndrome)
are
among
the
factors
that
can
cause
pigmentation
macules
pigmented
benign
linear
increase
in
pigment
basal
layer
without
any
melanocyte
proliferation
vascular
component.1
Although
treatment
not
needed,
it
requested
by
many
patients,
who
greatly
distressed
this
condition.
For
melanosis,
there
is,
unfortunately,
no
effective
treatment.2
Patients
frequently
experiment
whitening
creams,
camouflage
lipsticks
tattoos
getting
desired
outcome.3
Histological
evidence
darkening
shows
abnormal
melanin
granule
aggregation
regular
number
melanocytes
an
excess
dermal
melanophages.4
These
good
targets
for
Q-switched
(QS)
lasers
because
they
contain
which
interested
chromophore.
This
way,
collateral
tissue
damage
be
reduced.
has
been
demonstrated
QS
532-nm
laser
works
perfectly
to
treat
hyperpigmented
lips.
Nevertheless,
negative
effects
more
common,
last
longer
intense
than
1064-nm
laser.5
The
picosecond
emit
pulses
much
shorter
target's
thermal
relaxation
time
so
raise
peak
temperature
inflicting
on
nearby
tissues.
Given
this,
study
aimed
conduct
preliminary
assessment
application
785
nm
handpiece
(El.En
Group,
Florence,
Italy)
hyperpigmentation,
minimize
blood
absorption
maximize
melanin.
A
51-year-old
male
patient
lower
subject
case
study.
parameters
were
spot
size
3
mm,
fluence
2.8
J/cm2,
frequency
2
Hz
single
pass
modality.
To
get
most
out
technology,
contact
sensor
was
included
device.
follow-up
appointments
conducted
24
h
14
days
following
treatment.
Our
findings
indicate
patient's
mucosa
very
quickly
almost
completely
recovered,
when
compared
(see
Figure
1).
Additionally,
given
visual
analogue
scale
(VAS)
range
1
10
value
he
reported
indicated
high
degree
(VAS
=
9)
satisfaction
complete
disappearance
hyperpigmentation.
According
Loh
et
al.
(2021),
may
preferred
wavelength
treating
lesions
types.
On
other
hand,
730
emitting
devices
preferable
lightly
coefficient
at
expected
30%
higher
nm.6
Furthermore,
due
melanin's
over
haemoglobin,
better
1064
532
targeting
or
pigment.7
Indeed,
we
treated
different
unusual
body
district
such
as
internal
part
lip.
unique
characteristics
being
component-rich
area.
Of
course,
strategies
could
have
used
target
melanin,
675
532/1064
lasers,
previously
investigations.8
clinical
presented
decided
conservative
approach
during
treatment,
focus
component
only
avoid
one.
side
registered,
pain-free
bearable
patient.
Oral
healing
happens
way
faster
healing.
networks
related
wounds
oral
regulate
inflammatory
responses
epithelial
differentiation.9
In
summary,
use
our
warranted
improve
absorption.
confirmed
device
utilized
safety
record.
nearly
elimination
ability
resume
normal
activities
soon
sessions
concluded
contributed
level
technology
also
had
benefit
having
long-term
pain.
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