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Treatment of Melasma in Asian Skin Using a Fractional 1,550-nm Laser: An Open Clinical Study
Dermatologic Surgery, 10/02/09
Chung JH et al. – Treatment of melasma with FP led to some clinical improvements, but it was not as efficacious as previously reported at 6–month follow–up. The authors recommend judicious use of FP for the treatment of melasma in Asian skin because of its limited efficacy.
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