Sentence examples for permanent pigmentation from inspiring English sources
Most of these appealingly named creams are in fact a dangerous cocktail of steroids, hydroquinone, and tretinoin, the long-term use of which can lead to health concerns like permanent pigmentation, skin cancer, liver damage and mercury poisoning among other things.
No scarring or permanent pigmentation changes were seen during or after the study.
Permanent changes in pigmentation and skin texture, focal atrophy, and scarring are some of the adverse effects that have been reported with improper laser use.
One patient experienced increased skin sensitivity at the treatment site, and a further patient had some permanent subcutaneous thickening and pigmentation at the treatment site.
28 A delay of approximately 3 4 weeks between sessions (approximately three to six sessions are needed) is usually required for postoperative healing, and commonly occurring side effects include permanent hypo- and hyper-pigmentation, blistering, and postoperative pain.
The ad mentions potential side effects like itching and redness and that if Latisse comes into regular contact with the eye there is "potential for increased brown iris pigmentation, which is likely permanent".
"Yet patients should be advised about the potential for increased brown iris pigmentation, which could be permanent," says Van Hove.
At birth natal teeth and oral pigmentation were prevalent, and later, missing permanent teeth, delayed eruption of permanent teeth, and disturbed root development were observed (Akamine et al. 1985; Fukuyama et al. 1979; Rogan et al. 1988).
For those with darker complexions, overpeeling can also cause hyper-pigmentation, which can be permanent.
Patients should be advised of the small potential for increased brown iris pigmentation which is likely to be permanent.
Although, the F.D.A. report suggests that the pigmentation has the potential to be permanent [ 10], whilst Scholnik's report suggested that the problem may reversible on stopping the drug [ 11].
