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General Dermatology
What procedures do you recommend for patients interested in xanthelasma removal?
Answer from: at Academic Institution
I have had success treating xanthelasma with both hyfrecation (particularly for very small lesions) and fully ablative laser (both CO2 and Erb-YAG).
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