2015, Number 2
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Dermatología Cosmética, Médica y Quirúrgica 2015; 13 (2)
Ungual dermoscopic changes secondary to uv-cured nail gels. A report of three cases
Peña RAG, Domínguez CJ
Language: Spanish
References: 7
Page: 111-112
PDF size: 128.37 Kb.
ABSTRACT
Nail cosmetics are widely used worldwide. uv-cured nail gels are
the most currently used, do to its easy and fast implementation.
Although generally these products are safe, the application
techniques may cause infections, allergic reactions and damage
to the nail plate.
Dermoscopic changes in the nail plate secondary to this
uv-cured nail gel on three healthy women are presented.
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