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Open PDF guideIn most cases of hematom and sowingosis, they are spontaneously back. Laser or light-supported applications can target faster reduction of visible color change in selected patients; but appropriate device, wavelength, timing and energy adjustment should be determined after examination.
The evidence in this field is promising but the important part of the data for Q-Switch and similar protocols consists of small studies and case series. The result can not be guaranteed; active infection, large hematoma, clotting problem or some drug uses should also be assessed.
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No. The cause of hematomas is determined by evaluating the size, depth, age, skin type of the patient, drugs and medical history.
No. While small studies report the opening of the accelerated color, the results vary from person to person and the existing evidence base is limited.
Ongoing growth, hardened, pronounced pain, heat rise, discharge, fire or other systemic symptoms should be evaluated by the doctor without delay.