A Man with Changes on Nose

    August 2007 in “ Journal of The American Academy of Dermatology ”
    N. Ahmad Aziz, Amor Khachemoune
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    TLDR The document discusses a condition causing hair loss after surgery and a type of rosacea affecting the nose, with treatments including surgery and laser therapy.
    The document from 2007 described postoperative pressure-induced alopecia, a condition causing swelling, tenderness, and hair loss after surgery, with histopathologic features similar to alopecia areata. The prognosis for hair regrowth is uncertain, and severe cases may lead to scalp necrosis. Treatment often involves observation, with prevention focusing on proper head positioning during surgery. Additionally, the document detailed rhinophyma, a form of rosacea with thickened skin and nodularities on the nose, more prevalent in men. Treatment options include surgery and laser therapy aimed at restoring the nose's shape, though there is no agreed-upon best surgical method and risks include hemorrhage, infection, and delayed healing. The document also provided a self-assessment on dermatological conditions with recommended answers.
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