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Dermatography with Penta-Monogalloyl-Glucose as a New Treatment for the Removal of Color Pigments in Eyebrows

Eddy M. van der Velden · Karine A. M. Oostrom · Roberto Roddi · Bert D. de Jong · Vojislav Vuzevski · Abraham M. Baruchin +1 more

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Tattoo and Body Piercing Complications melanin and skin pigmentation Dermatologic Treatments and Research

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The removal of disfiguring tattooed eyebrows of 21 patients by means of dermatography is discussed. The color pigments were removed using penta-monogalloyl-glucose, a tannic acid. No side effects were found. Local anesthesia was not necessary. Biopsies of five patients with inflammatory reactions to the tattooed pigments were taken before treatment. A 5-year follow-up showed that the results were lasting and cosmetically satisfactory.

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