Bowen’s disease, Photodynamic therapy
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Neck wrinkles commonly develop owing to the agingprocess. However, recently, the number of patients withneck wrinkles has been increasing. Also, an increasing numberof young patients have presented with this condition,possibly because of the effect of the head-down posture thatthey adopt when using their computer or smartphone. We reporttwo cases of young adults with a prominent neckwrinkle. In case 1, a 29-year-old woman with a neck wrinklewas treated with six intradermal radiofrequency (RF) procedures. Her neck wrinkle was significantly improved withthe RF treatment. In case 2, a 32-year-old woman with a wrinkleand generalized light brownish tiny papules on the neckwas treated with three intradermal RF procedures simultaneouslywith 30% glycolic acid peeling. Her wrinkle andskin tone were improved dramatically. We conclude that intradermalRF has a considerable efficacy for reducing neckwrinkles.
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Neck wrinkles commonly develop owing to the agingprocess. However, recently, the number of patients withneck wrinkles has been increasing. Also, an increasing numberof young patients have presented with this condition,possibly because of the effect of the head-down posture thatthey adopt when using their computer or smartphone. We reporttwo cases of young adults with a prominent neckwrinkle. In case 1, a 29-year-old woman with a neck wrinklewas treated with six intradermal radiofrequency (RF) procedures. Her neck wrinkle was significantly improved withthe RF treatment. In case 2, a 32-year-old woman with a wrinkleand generalized light brownish tiny papules on the neckwas treated with three intradermal RF procedures simultaneouslywith 30% glycolic acid peeling. Her wrinkle andskin tone were improved dramatically. We conclude that intradermalRF has a considerable efficacy for reducing neckwrinkles.
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