ArticleAmerican journal of translational research2025
Clinical characteristics of patients receiving fractional laser therapy for facial scars and their association with the duration of postoperative erythema.
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Abstract
objectivesTo investigate the clinical characteristics of patients with post-traumatic facial hypertrophic scars treated with fractional carbon dioxide (CO
methodsThis retrospective study included 106 patients who underwent fractional CO
resultsAmong 106 included patients, most were children or adolescents. The median erythema duration was 11 days, and 25 patients experienced erythema lasting longer than 14 days. Patients in the long-duration group had significantly higher age, scar area, VSS score, and laser energy compared with those in the short-duration group (
conclusionsThe duration of postoperative erythema is strongly associated with patient age, scar severity, and laser treatment parameters. Preoperative evaluation should account for these factors to guide individualized treatment planning and postoperative care, thereby minimizing the risk of prolonged erythema.
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