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How do you approach HS patients with persistent HS lesions on the trunk?

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Dermatology · Wayne State University

I have a similar approach to HS in other areas, but surgical procedures are a little easier when it comes to positioning. I definitely trying intralesional triamcinolone. After the studies on higher dose, I use 40mg/cc since it has the potential to permanently heal nodules, abscesses, and tunnels. D...

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Dermatology · Modern Dermatology, Inc.

Dr. @Dr. First Last's recommendation of a higher concentration ILK is definitely a primary option. There may be some dyspigmentation and potentially focal atrophy, however, most patients are willing to accept these outcomes if the lesions stop draining.

Intralesional Cryo/Cryoinsufflation can also b...

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