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Xanthelasma are localized accumulation of lipid deposits on the eyelids. Lesions are typically asymptomatic and treatment is often sought for cosmetic purposes. Unfortunately, there is paucity of strong evidence in the literature for the effective treatment of normolipidaemic xanthelasmas.
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Background: When patients with xanthelasma are found to have normal lipid levels, dermatologists usually proceed with their treatment without further investigations. However, there is some evidence that normolipidaemic patients with xanthelasma (NPX) have a similar cardiovascular risk to hyperlipidaemic patients with xanthelasma (HPX).
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