علاج التصبغات المخاطية الجلدية لمتلازمة بويتز-جيغرز لأسباب تجميلية

References

DOI: 10.1159/000529799

• Laser treatment of pigmentations is weakly recommended if the patient requests treatment for cosmetic reasons.
• The lesions are blackish brown or brown, 1–5 mm in diameter, and usually longitudinal in shape.
• Laser therapy for pigmentations in patients with PJS has been performed using a Q-switched ruby laser, Q-switched alexandrite laser, Q-switched Nd (YAG) laser, pulsed ruby laser, argon laser, potassium titanyl phosphate (KTP) laser, erbium (YAG) laser, carbon dioxide laser, and intense pulsed light, all of which are effective.
• There were several reports indicating that Q-switched laser irradiation was effective, and among them, the Q-switched alexandrite laser was effective in a total of 60 cases, including 14 cases in which non-recurrence was confirmed during a median observation period of 2 years.