Treatment of Nevus of Ota in Black patients with the 1064 nm QS or picosecond laser and nonablative fractional photothermolysis

Keyphrases

• Black Men 100%
• Nevus of Ota 100%
• Picosecond Laser 100%
• Non-ablative Fractional Photothermolysis 100%
• Laser Therapy 75%
• Nevus 75%
• Hypopigmentation 50%
• Guttate 50%
• 1064-nm picosecond Laser 50%
• Retrospective Review 25%
• Medical Records 25%
• Combination Therapy 25%
• Treatment Parameters 25%
• Trigeminal Nerve 25%
• Device Settings 25%
• Nd-YAG Laser 25%
• Dermatologist 25%
• Q-switching 25%
• Fitzpatrick Skin Type 25%
• Visual Analog Scale 25%
• Black Population 25%
• Asian Population 25%
• Asian Patients 25%
• Long-term Adverse Effects 25%
• Large Case Series 25%
• Two-branch 25%
• Pulse Count 25%
• Benign Melanocytic Lesions 25%
• Combine Therapy 25%
• Nonablative Fractional Resurfacing 25%
• Setting Parameters 25%
• Initial Consultation 25%
• Facial Patches 25%
• Independent Board 25%
• Neodymium-doped Yttrium Aluminum Garnet 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Nevus of Ota 100%
• Nevus 75%
• Low Level Laser Therapy 75%
• Hypopigmentation 50%
• Combination Therapy 25%
• Adverse Event 25%
• Photograph 25%
• Medical Record 25%
• Pulse Rate 25%
• Neodymium 25%
• Skin Type 25%
• Visual Analog Scale 25%
• Black Population 25%
• Trigeminal Nerve 25%
• Primary Outcome 25%