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Punch biopsy of mole

bobbybrown
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Posted : 11/18/2015 9:48 pm

I had two moles removed 11 months ago with a punch biopsy. I don't remember the size that was used, but each incision only required one stitch to seal. I applied silicone scar sheets for at least 6 months and took good care of them, always wearing spf 30 sun protection. I just don't understand why they are still so red... I have recently done 2 dermarolls in the past two months, but still no change in their appearance.

Any ideas what is going on?

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Robertitoo
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Posted : 11/19/2015 12:37 pm

That looks like post surgery erythema orw.e. None the less it's some form of erythema.Vbeam Perfecta would be a possible answer for you.

 

http://www.irwinlasercenter.com/laser-treatment/before-after-photos/vbeam-perfecta/

 

http://dermandlaser.com/cosmetic/candela-vbeam-perfecta-laser/

 

' Postinflammatory erythema differs from postoperative erythema1 that is described in the literature, as the latter attributes the erythema to a procedure and is found within a surgical scar. PIE refers to localized skin erythema following any type of skin inflammation, including the erythema that may result in a scar. Accordingly, PIE may reside on normal skin or within whereas postoperative erythema is limited to a surgical scar. '

 


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