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Mark J Been1, Devinder S Mangat2
1Private Practice, 133 Barnwood Drive, Cincinnati, OH 41017, USA; Private Practice, 56 Edwards Village Boulevard, Edwards, CO 81632, USA.
Abstract:
Facial resurfacing procedures are becoming increasingly popular. The percentage of non-Caucasian individuals seeking these treatments continues to rise. Patients with darker skin types (Fitzpatrick skin types IV-VI) face unique challenges for successful facial skin resurfacing. Common issues encountered by non-Caucasian patients include dyschromias, acne scars, photoaging, keloid and hypertrophic scars, benign cutaneous tumors, and hair-related disorders. This article discusses the most frequently used lasers and chemical peels used to address these problems.
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