xanthelasma (Meaning)
Wordnet
xanthelasma (n)
xanthoma of the eyelids; occurs chiefly in the elderly
Webster
xanthelasma (n.)
See Xanthoma.
Synonyms & Antonyms of xanthelasma
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xanthelasma Sentence Examples
- Brenda's doctor diagnosed her with xanthelasma, a condition characterized by the development of yellow, cholesterol-rich patches on the skin.
- The xanthelasma lesions gradually enlarged over time, becoming noticeable and unsightly on Emily's face.
- Mark's xanthelasma was a sign of high cholesterol levels, prompting him to adopt lifestyle changes to reduce his risk of heart disease.
- Surgical removal is the most effective treatment for xanthelasma, but patients may experience scarring or discoloration.
- Laser therapy can also be used to remove xanthelasma, with less risk of scarring but potentially more treatments required.
- Electrocautery, a procedure using an electric current, is another option for treating xanthelasma, but it can be painful and may leave a small scar.
- Topical medications can sometimes reduce the appearance of xanthelasma, but they are less effective than surgical or laser treatments.
- Xanthelasma is more common in people over the age of 50, particularly those with a family history of high cholesterol.
- Certain medical conditions, such as diabetes and pancreatitis, can increase the likelihood of developing xanthelasma.
- Although xanthelasma itself is not harmful, it can be a cosmetic concern and a warning sign of underlying health issues.
FAQs About the word xanthelasma
xanthoma of the eyelids; occurs chiefly in the elderlySee Xanthoma.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Brenda's doctor diagnosed her with xanthelasma, a condition characterized by the development of yellow, cholesterol-rich patches on the skin.
The xanthelasma lesions gradually enlarged over time, becoming noticeable and unsightly on Emily's face.
Mark's xanthelasma was a sign of high cholesterol levels, prompting him to adopt lifestyle changes to reduce his risk of heart disease.
Surgical removal is the most effective treatment for xanthelasma, but patients may experience scarring or discoloration.
