Piccolo Domenico, Crisman Giuliana, Bollero Daniele, Bovani Bruno, Gennai Alessandro, Melfa Fabrizio, Tretti Clementoni Matteo, Conforti Claudio
INTRODUCTION: An excessive proliferation of fibroblasts and collagen synthesis after an injury may lead to a benign fibrous tumor, known as keloid, which does not regress spontaneously. Earlobes are a very frequent site of onset, since after a trauma (i.e., piercing) keloids may develop either on the helix and on the anterior or posterior lobe, from a few months up to several years after the injury. OBJECTIVES: To report the effectiveness of a combined protocol of CO2 laser + Dye laser + a portable Blue LED Light medical device for Photobiomodulation Therapy (EmoLED®)...
November 2023: Skin Research and Technology