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Benign cutaneous pigmented lesions have been treated by many conventinal methods,such as dry ice therapy,dermabrasion or laser therapy.But such conventinal methods sometimes resulted in hyperpigmentation or scarformation. A 510nm dye laser with pulse duration of 375nsec (PLDL-1) was used to treat 3lpatients with benign cutaneous pigmented lesions. Skin lesions were nevi spilus,senile lentigines,nevocellular nevi,and traumatic tattoo. 74%cases were effective by this laser treatment,and no hyperpigmentation or scarformation was seen in all cases. This laser was very easy to treat and was thought to be useful for superficial cutaneous pigmented lesion treatment.

Experience of the treatment of melanin deposit benign cutaneous pigmented lesions with PLDL-1