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In patients with Fitzpatrick skin types IV–VI presenting with extensive nasal sebaceous hyperplasia refractory to oral isotretinoin, what is your preferred procedural or targeted approach to achieve clearance while minimizing dyspigmentation?

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Dermatology · UC Davis
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The 1726 nm laser can target the sebum in sebaceous hyperplasia (SH) and is safe for darker skin types. Off-label, and the handpiece is large, but I have used it to shrink SH.

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