Telangiectasia can be treated with many different modalities. Electrosurgery is effective but
dependent on technique. Sclerotherapy can be used on larger blue telangiectasia but may …

ABSTRACT Recently, a dual-wavelength 532/940-nm laser has become available for
treatment of facial vascular lesions as an alternative to the flashlamp pumped-dye lasers …

BACKGROUND Facial telangiectasia is a common disfiguring condition in modern society.
Recently the krypton laser has been advocated as an effective modality for treatment of …

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Abstract Background and Objective Various yellow light lasers have been used over the past
decade in an attempt to eradicate facial telangiectasia. Based on their power output, spot …

This prospective study compares the efficacy, side effects, and patient acceptance of the
flashlamp pulsed dye laser (FPDL) with the argon tunable dye laser with robotized …

Background. Intense pulsed light (IPL), utilizing noncoherent yellow, red, and near‐infrared
wavelengths can be used to treat telangiectasias. In order to circumvent epidermal heating …

background. A prospective, side-by-side comparison study of the argon tunable dye laser
(ATDL) and the flashlamp pulsed dye laser (FPDL) for the treatment of solar-induced …

Background. It has been suggested that multiple stacked pulses of lower fluence may have a
similar effect on targets as a single pulse of higher fluence. When treating vascular lesions …

background. Facial telangiectasia due to photodamage is a common disfiguring condition in
modern society. Over the past 10 years yellow light laser photocoagulation has become the …