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leukoderma
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leukoderma /leu·ko·der·ma/ (-der´mah) an acquired condition with localized loss of pigmentation of the skin.
leukoderma acquisi´tum centri´fugum  halo nevus.
syphilitic leukoderma  indistinct coarsely mottled hypopigmentation, usually on the sides of the neck, in late secondary syphilis.

leu·ko·der·ma or leu·co·der·ma (lk-dûrm)
n.
Partial or total loss of skin pigmentation, often occurring in patches. Also called leukopathia, piebald skin, vitiligo.

leukoderma
[lo̅o̅kōdur′mə]
Etymology: Gk, leukos + derma, skin
localized loss of skin pigment caused by several specific causes. Compare vitiligo. Also spelled leucoderma.

leukoderma [loo″ko-der´mah]
an acquired condition with localized loss of pigmentation of the skin.
leukoderma acquisi´tum centri´fugum a pigmented nevus surrounded by a ring of depigmentation; see also halo nevus.
syphilitic leukoderma indistinct, coarsely mottled hypopigmentation, usually on the sides of the neck, in late secondary syphilis.

leukoderma
loss of pigmentation of the skin.


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[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] While the efficacy of fractional non-ablative lasers has been demonstrated for photodamaged skin, (38) leukodermic scars, (39) melasma (40), (41) and non-facial skin rejuvenation, (42) there are limited clinical data on the successful treatment of surgical and post-traumatic scars.
1,27) Variants of this disease have been reported including unilateral, linear or segmental, localized, vesiculobullous, cornifying, acral, hemorrhagic, comedonal, hypertrophic, leukodermic macular, mosaic form, and unique variants.
Subcutaneous and intradermal injections, whether deliberate or accidental, can cause irregular, round, leukodermic, atrophic "skin popping" scars.
 
 
 
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