Ko te Sebaceous hyperplasia he mate o nga gland sebaceous (sebaceous glands) ka nui haere, ka puta he kiko‑kiko, he kowhai rānei, he kanapa, he maha tonu nga pukupuku i runga i te mata. Ka pangia te sebaceous hyperplasia ki waenga‑pakeke ki nga pakeke. Ko nga tohu ko te 1‑5 mm papules i runga i te kiri, te nuinga kei te rae, te ihu me nga paparinga, me te kiri kanohi seborrheic.
Sebaceous hyperplasia is a disorder of the sebaceous glands in which they become enlarged, producing flesh-colored or yellowish, shiny, often umbilicated bumps on the face.
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Ko te ahua he papura tae‑kikokiko, engari he rereke ki te pukupuku basal (basal cell carcinoma) i te mea he ngawari ki te pa.
He maha nga hyperplasia sebaceous (Sebaceous hyperplasia) i runga i te rae. ― He take angamaheni.
He uaua ki te wehewehe mai i te Sebaceous hyperplasia i runga i te ahua anake, engari ka taea te wehewehe tika ma te pa atu ki te whiu.
Ko te Sebaceous gland hyperplasia he ahua pai, he rite tonu te ahua o te tipu o te kēmu sebaceous (sebaceous gland). Ko te nuinga o nga wa ka pa ki nga pakeke o waenga, pakeke ake ranei, te nuinga o nga tane, me te whakaaro ka pa ki te 1 % o nga tangata hauora. Sebaceous gland hyperplasia (SGH) is a benign and common condition of sebaceous glands. SGH affects adults of middle age or older, mainly males. It reportedly occurs in approximately 1% of the healthy population.
[Pinhole Technique] - He tamaiti 15‑tau te pakeke ka tukuna he café au lait macule (CALM) ki tona paparinga. I mahia e mātou ngā wāhanga 6 o te maimoatanga pinhole ia 4 wiki mā te whakamahi i te erbium :YAG laser (continuous wave mode with a spot size of 1 mm). I whakaatuhia e te whara te whakapai ake me te ngawari o te erythema, ā kāore he hokinga mai i te 12‑marama whai muri. He wahine 55‑tau te pakeke kua tae mai he 10‑tau te hitori o te telangiectasia kei te paparinga matau. I rongoahia te telangiectasia mā te whakamahi i te tikanga pinhole mā te whakamahi i te CO₂ laser. He maha ngā rua iti, 1 mm te inea te whānui, ka mahia ki raro ki te papillary dermis. Kō ēnei rua i hanga tata ki te 3 mm te wehe i te wāhi katoa o te telangiectasia. Kō te telangiectasia i whakaatu i te whakapainga nui i muri i te wāhi maimoatanga 1. Kāore i kitea te hokinga mai i te 3‑marama whai muri. [Pinhole Technique] A 15-year-old boy presented with a CALM on his cheek. We performed 6 sessions of pinhole treatment every 4 weeks using erbium : YAG laser set to a continuous wave mode with a spot size of 1 mm. The lesion showed marked improvement with mild erythema, and there was no recurrence at the 12-month follow-up. A 55-year-old female presented with a 10-year history of telangiectasia on the right cheek. The telangiectasia was treated using the pinhole method using a CO2 laser. Multiple small holes, measuring 1 mm in diameter, were made down to the papillary dermis. These holes were made approximately 3 mm apart all over the telangiectasia area. The telangiectasia showed significant improvement after 1 treatment session. No recurrence was noted at the 3-month follow-up.
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#Pinhole technique (Erbium or CO4 laser)