How to Treat Hori's Naevus | Dr Davin Lim
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Hori's Naevus (a.k.a Naevus of Ota) is a common birthmark that affects the eye area. It is mainly seen in females & occurs in early childhood. Lasers provide the best outcomes. Newer generation pico lasers are more effective in clearing Ota, with less side effects & less pain. Once treated, recurrence is rare.
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Lasers are the definitive answer to nevus of Ota. They work by targeting the pigment packets called melanosomes which are produced by melanocytes in the deeper dermal layer of skin. Laser therapy is classed a medical procedure & not cosmetic, hence why it is partially covered under Medicare. Read more below to understand.
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Hello Dr Lim. I have been trying to obtain information about your Sydney clinic and what treatments you will be offering there. I contacted Cutis and your staff did not have this information. They advised me to contact Tracee, Unfortunately Tracee could not get back to me. Could I ask what lasers you will be offering when your new practice opens in Sydney? I am interested in one specific laser that I've had great results with in the past. You offer this particular laser at Cutis. I think you are extremely skilled and down to earth. I have watched many of your videos and really appreciate your approach. Look forward to hearing back from you. Thank you thank you.
Is there any skincare you recommend?
Hi doc! How are you? Hope everything is fine.
I want to ask for your opinion.
I did TCA cross 90% for my ice pick scars with my board certified dermatologist here in the Philippines. Note that I had 9 other TCA cross done before that. So my healing process with her work was, on the left cheek, the scabs went off easily like 3-5 days as normal. However, on the right cheek, it took 2-3 weeks at least before it fell off and the scars became widened and deeper plus post inflammatory erythema. So imagine the shock and anxiety it gave me since I’ve been applying for a flight attendant position so I have to have flawless skin, right?
My derma said to just wait, it will heal. 2 months after, she gave me a chemical peel for free for the PIE. Now, it’s been 3 months, it’s better than before but then again, there’s still PIE and the atrophic scars are there. I’ve been asking her to fix the craters caused by her TCA cross because I never had those atrophic scars before our TCA cross so naturally, I was hoping for a moral obligation from her to fix my botched skin.
She will do a procedure if I will pay her. If I won’t pay, her preposition is to just wait until it heals, the PIE and the atrophic scars.
Will it really heal just by waiting? How long will it take? A year or two? Do I have time to wait? No. I am unemployed and looking to go back to the airline industry and this happened to my skin? That’s so outrageous and unacceptable.
It seems she doesn’t care about my situation that airline hirings come and go and I needed to be in my best skin every time they come here in the Philippines. I didn’t even go to some openings because I can see my skin is still not in the best shape. She never empathized with me even blaming me that I did this to my skin. As if she is god that she cannot do mistakes in her works.
I have consulted with other dermas who saw my botched skin and they said procedures can already be done to resurface the skin and 3 months is enough for healing and waiting already.
What can I do now that I can’t seem to talk to my derma in a civil way anymore for her to fix my skin caused by her procedure. Can I sue her? At this point, I don’t want her touching my face anymore but I can’t let it go that she doesn’t care about her clients whom went to her to have a better skin but gave the worst outcome. If this happened to me, maybe it will happen to other people.
Wish your clinic is in Sydney.
hey dr lim. what’s your input on CaHA dermal fillers for mild acne scarring? and your general thoughts about CaHA fillers?
Hey doc,
What is your view on bimoprostat for hypopigmented scars ?