Relative Contraindications: Injection into Fingers & Toes Historically, the injection of epinephrine containing solutions into end-artery structures such as fingers and toes has been widely discouraged due to the concern that prolonged vasoconstriction may cause vascular insufficiency resulting in tissue necrosis and permanent injury
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Psychiatry 94 , 109670 (2019)
41,50 In patients in whom surgical excision is not feasible, cosmetic benefit may be obtained from procedures such as curettage, dermabrasion, and ablative laser therapy (eg, carbon dioxide or erbium:YAG, sometimes combined with pigment-directed lasers), especially when done during the newborn period when there is a lower risk of scarring and active melanocytes are concentrated in the upper dermis