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Because the underlying trigger for notalgia paresthetica stems from nerves, Botox may help with the discoloration and itch. There is a study which supports this treatment option:"Weinfeld PK. Archives of Dermatology 2007 Aug;143(8):980-2. Successful Treatment of Notalgia Paresthetica with botulinum toxin type A."Good luck!
this type of pigmentation rarely responds to IPL but sometimes can respond to tattoo/q switched lasers, fractional laser or radiofrequency, and microsecond Yag or peels. Best, Dr. Emer.
Eye protection is important during any laser procedure, especially so if it is on the face.Dr Karamanoukian#RealSelf100 Member
Yes, it is fine to ice the targeted areas before an IPL treatment. At my practice, we use a cooling gel applied beforehand as well as a cooling device that blows cold air to reduce pain and discomfort. We can also apply numbing topical creams if necessary.
Getting IPL and Botox in the same day is perfectly fine. These two treatments are great together as IPL addresses pigmentation, excessive redness and unsightly blood vessels, enlarged pore size, excessive hair and skin texture while Botox treats and smooths forehead wrinkles, crow’s feet and fr...