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In this video, Dr. Sullivan from Sullivan Dermatology discusses xanthelasma, a condition characterized by yellow patches or plaques on the eyelids. These patches can be linked to high cholesterol levels. If you notice such patches, it's crucial to consult your primary care doctor to evaluate your cholesterol, as xanthelasma might indicate elevated levels. However, it's not always the case, so checking is essential.
Dr. Sullivan demonstrates a treatment process for a patient with a small xanthelasma. After numbing the area, he uses a procedure called electrocardiogram to remove the plaque. This method is effective for smaller xanthelasmas, but larger ones might require an incision.
🔍 Discover more about xanthelasma and its implications for your health. If you have any concerns or questions about your cholesterol or skin health, don't hesitate to reach out to us at Get More Girth for professional advice and assistance.
#Dermatology #SkinHealth #Xanthelasma #Cholesterol #HealthTips
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