Enfermedad de Fox-Fordyce después de terapia láser:
radiofrecuencia, una opción de tratamiento.
Resumen
La miliaria apocrina, conocida como la enfermedad de Fox-Fordyce, es una enfermedad rara, caracterizada por pápulas pruriginosas producto del bloqueo de los conductos apocrinos.
Se presenta un caso secundario a terapia láser y se muestran los exitosos resultados de la ablación con radiofrecuencia como opción terapéutica.
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