Xanthelasmas are yellowish plaques that develop on the inner edge of the eyelids. They're often associated with high cholesterol levels. Treatment options include surgical removal using a scalpel or laser, and non-surgical methods such as chemical peels, intense pulsed light therapy, and topical retinoids.
Xanthelasmas are yellowish plaques that develop on the inner edge of the eyelids. They're often associated with high cholesterol levels. Treatment options include surgical removal using a scalpel or laser, and non-surgical methods such as chemical peels, intense pulsed light therapy, and topical retinoids.
Xanthelasmas are yellowish deposits under the skin around the eyes caused by high cholesterol levels. In India, this condition is commonly treated with surgical excision or liposuction.
These procedures often result in minor scarring, but advancements include lasers and chemicals that offer less invasive alternatives.