XANTHLASMAS
Dermatology and Trichology Clinic (hair treatment) in Albir, Alfaz del Pi, Alicante. Consultations available in Spanish, English and Norwegian.
Clinical Dermatology.
What are xanthelasmas?
Xanthelasmas are cholesterol deposits located on the eyelids. They appear as small yellow papules or plaques with a smooth, shiny surface. These lesions have well-defined edges and usually appear on the inner area of the eyelids, generally bilaterally, affecting both eyes.
Although xanthelasmas are not painful or a health risk in themselves, they can cause aesthetic discomfort due to their visible location on the face. It is important to note that the presence of these deposits may be associated with lipid problems, such as dyslipidemia or high cholesterol levels.
If you are concerned about the appearance of xanthelasmas, it is possible remove xanthelasmas through effective dermatological treatments. A specialized dermatologist can help you find the best option to treat these lesions safely and with good aesthetic results.
Clinical Dermatology.
What are the symptoms of xanthelasma?
The xanthelasmasThey usually do not present painful symptoms or cause physical discomfort. Their main concern is aesthetic, as they appear as yellow or gold-colored plaques on the eyelids, especially in the inner area. These lesions usually have well-defined edges and are soft to the touch.
Although they do not pose a health risk, xanthelasmas can be uncomfortable for those who suffer from them, especially if they affect facial appearance. If you feel that your xanthelasmas affect your aesthetics, there are various options available to you. remove xanthelasmas.
In our dermatological clinic in El Albir, Alfaz del Pi, AlicanteWe offer advanced and effective treatments for the removal of xanthelasmas, adapted to the needs of each patient. If you are looking for a safe and aesthetic solution for these lesions on the eyelids, do not hesitate to visit our dermatologist. Our specialist will perform a detailed evaluation and will advise you on the most appropriate treatment, whether by laser or surgical techniques, to achieve the best possible results.
Do you suspect that those bumps on your eyelids are xanthelasmas?
Ask our dermatologist and start your treatment as soon as possible.
