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Use of intense pulsed light in the treatment of scars.
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology 2005 January
BACKGROUND: Reducing erythema and infiltration of inflamed, hypertrophic, and colloidal scars have been a challenge for healthcare providers. Peer-reviewed scientific data for intense pulsed light systems are lacking.
OBJECTIVE: A chronicle of three patients who have participated in the treatment of inflamed, hypertrophic, and colloidal scars, using intense pulsed light.
METHODS: Intense pulsed light with a selection of wavelengths, pulse durations, and energy densities was used on patients with inflamed, hypertrophic, and colloidal scars.
RESULTS: A definite improvement in scar tissue was observed and achieved in all the cases.
CONCLUSION: Intense pulsed light source with the correct outputs is an effective tool for the treatment and improvement of inflamed, hypertrophic, and colloidal scars.
OBJECTIVE: A chronicle of three patients who have participated in the treatment of inflamed, hypertrophic, and colloidal scars, using intense pulsed light.
METHODS: Intense pulsed light with a selection of wavelengths, pulse durations, and energy densities was used on patients with inflamed, hypertrophic, and colloidal scars.
RESULTS: A definite improvement in scar tissue was observed and achieved in all the cases.
CONCLUSION: Intense pulsed light source with the correct outputs is an effective tool for the treatment and improvement of inflamed, hypertrophic, and colloidal scars.
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