Capillary hemangioma is a benign tumor comprised of endothelial cells, common in childhood, which frequently disappears on its own. Port-wine stains are vascular malformations caused by capillary dilatation, initially characterized by macules with colors ranging from rose to violaceous red. Present at birth, they are usually permanent, and can thicken and cause deformities. Many treatments have been proposed: cryotherapy, surgery, corticotherapy, radiotherapy, and laser therapy. However, such treatments involve technical difficulties, high costs, complications, or unaesthetic results.This study proposes a new, easy to perform and cost effective association of techniques: percutaneous cerclage and radiofrequency electrosurgery for the treatment of hypertrophic lesions of vascular origin.

Keywords: HEMANGIOMA, SURGERY, THERAPEUTICS

Adverse reactions associated with drugs presenting cutaneous manifestations are among the most common, expressing itself with multiple clinical aspects and causing significant morbidity. The fixed drug eruption (FDE) is a common adverse reaction with cutaneous involvement and is associated with the use of numerous drugs. Dipyrone is a drug with analgesic and antipyretic effects prescribed widely used in Brazil, however, it is known for its potential to triggering adverse reactions, including the FDE. This report shows an EMF case related to the use of dipyrone, with unique clinical presentation and correlate the clinical, histopathological and dermatoscopic found.

Keywords: DERMOSCOPY; FACE; PATHOLOGY

Injectable fillers have long been used for cosmetic purposes and in HIV induced lipodystrophy patients. A foreign body granuloma may be a side effect of the application of absorbable products/temporary and most often the nonabsorbable/permanent fillers. It is not possible to predict the formation of these granulomas, and it may occur regardless of the application technique. In this article we describe the surgical treatment of a patient with multiple granulomas caused by intradermal injection of PMMA in the face, with poor response to conservative treatments, and severe psychosocial impairment due to this unsightly and disfiguring complication.

Keywords: POLYMETHYL METHACRYLATE; GRANULOMA; AMBULATORY SURGICAL PROCEDURES