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This quick guide demonstrates the value of dermoscopy before, during, and after the treatment of a wide variety of vascular and other skin lesions with laser and/or intense pulsed light (IPL). The coverage includes the treatment of benign pigmented pathologies, melanocytic nevi, seborrheic dermatoses, solar lentigines, telangiectasias, flat angiomas, port-wine scars, other vascular pathologies, keloids and hypertrophic scars, acne and post-traumatic scars, and tattoos. Practically oriented information is also supplied on the dermoscopic technique, the principles of use of lasers and IPL in dermatology, lasertissue interactions, and types of laser. This will help the reader to comprehend the importance of lasers and IPL in clinical practice and provide excellent preparation for the use of dermoscopy to visualize the targets to be hit with laser or IPL. The inclusion of more than 100 color photos stored before, during, and after dermoscopy-aided laser or IPL treatment documents the results that can be achieved even in pathologies that were very difficult to cure until several years ago.

Introduction: History, Technique, and Equipment for Dermoscopy Lasers in Dermatology: Basic Principles LaserTissue Interactions Type of Lasers Used in This Study Noncoherent Light Sources: IPL and PDT Basic Principles Dermoscopy Applied to Lasers and IPL Treatments: Melanocytic Nevi Dermoscopy Applied to Lasers and IPL Treatments: Melasma, Seborrheic Keratoses, and Solar Lentigo Dermoscopy Applied to Laser and IPL Treatments: Telangiectasias Dermoscopy Applied to Laser and IPL Treatments: Flat Angiomas and Port-Wine Stains Dermoscopy Applied to Laser and IPL Treatments: Acne and Post-traumatic Scars Dermoscopy Applied to Laser and IPL Treatments: Keloids and Hypertrophic Scars Dermoscopy Applied to Laser Treatments: Tattoos Removal Dermoscopy Applied to PDT with IPL Treatments: Nonmelanoma Skin Cancers The Validity of Dermoscopy in Determining Any Adverse Effects Conclusions

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This quick guide demonstrates the value of dermoscopy before, during, and after the treatment of a wide variety of vascular and other skin lesions with laser and/or intense pulsed light (IPL). The coverage includes the treatment of benign pigmented pathologies, melanocytic nevi, seborrheic dermatoses, solar lentigines, telangiectasias, flat angiomas, port-wine scars, other vascular pathologies, keloids and hypertrophic scars, acne and post-traumatic scars, and tattoos. Practically oriented information is also supplied on the dermoscopic technique, the principles of use of lasers and IPL in dermatology, lasertissue interactions, and types of laser. This will help the reader to comprehend the importance of lasers and IPL in clinical practice and provide excellent preparation for the use of dermoscopy to visualize the targets to be hit with laser or IPL. The inclusion of more than 100 color photos stored before, during, and after dermoscopy-aided laser or IPL treatment documents the results that can be achieved even in pathologies that were very difficult to cure until several years ago.

Introduction: History, Technique, and Equipment for Dermoscopy Lasers in Dermatology: Basic Principles LaserTissue Interactions Type of Lasers Used in This Study Noncoherent Light Sources: IPL and PDT Basic Principles Dermoscopy Applied to Lasers and IPL Treatments: Melanocytic Nevi Dermoscopy Applied to Lasers and IPL Treatments: Melasma, Seborrheic Keratoses, and Solar Lentigo Dermoscopy Applied to Laser and IPL Treatments: Telangiectasias Dermoscopy Applied to Laser and IPL Treatments: Flat Angiomas and Port-Wine Stains Dermoscopy Applied to Laser and IPL Treatments: Acne and Post-traumatic Scars Dermoscopy Applied to Laser and IPL Treatments: Keloids and Hypertrophic Scars Dermoscopy Applied to Laser Treatments: Tattoos Removal Dermoscopy Applied to PDT with IPL Treatments: Nonmelanoma Skin Cancers The Validity of Dermoscopy in Determining Any Adverse Effects Conclusions

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