Deposition Disorders

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Amyloid (papular lesions)

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Response and Comments:

Responsive.

Appropriate Light Source:

CO2 laser, collimated, focussed.

Lichen amyloidosis

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Response and Comments:

Partial response.

Appropriate Light Source:

CO2 laser, resurfacing.

Lipoid proteinosis

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Response and Comments:

Partial response.

Appropriate Light Source:

CO2 laser, collimated, focussed.

Scleromyxedema

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Response and Comments:

Responsive, partial.

Appropriate Light Source:

CO2 laser, collimated, focussed.

Tophi-multi lobulated (uric acid)

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Response and Comments:

Improvement.

Appropriate Light Source:

CO2 laser, collimated, focussed.

Verrucous proteinosis

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Response and Comments:

Partial response.

Appropriate Light Source:

CO2 laser, collimated, focussed.

Xanthelasma

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Response and Comments:

TCA first, responsive.

Appropriate Light Source:

CO2 laser, incisional.

Xanthoma (papular/nodular)

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Response and Comments:

Partial response.

Appropriate Light Source:

CO2 laser, collimated, focussed.

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Many of these disorders can present in the eyelids, pinnae or other facial sites.

Surgical and deep chemical peel techniques often result in loss of skin or skin contracture and precise laser ablation is often a favourable option.

For more information about this condition, please contact the Solais team below...

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