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  • Informed consent regarding PIHP risk is essential for patients undergoing cosmetic treatments.

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  • To outline preventative measures for post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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  • To review treatment options for existing post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

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  • Review of risk factors associated with PIHP.
  • Analysis of preventative strategies including photoprotection and procedural timing.
  • Evaluation of therapeutic interventions for PIHP management.

Main Results:

  • PIHP risk is higher in darker skin types, Asians, and individuals with a history of melasma.
  • Procedural factors like chemical concentration, exposure time, and laser fluences can contribute to PIHP.
  • While many PIHP cases resolve spontaneously, treatments like the Kligman trio and topical lightening agents can accelerate clearing.

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  • A combination of spontaneous resolution, topical treatments, and potentially more invasive therapies can manage PIHP, with maintenance often requiring continued care.