Description
Book SynopsisThis book presents the latest advances in cosmetic dermatology. Beginning with an introduction to the physiology, structure and function of skin and hair, the following chapter discusses non-invasive imaging techniques.
The next sections describe skin colour types, pigmentation, then the treatment of various dermatological conditions including pigmentary disorders, ultra-violet induced skin damage, dry skin, sensitive skin, acne, and skin aging. Two complete chapters are dedicated to hair and the scalp.
This useful reference is co-authored by Michèle Verschoore from L’Oréal, France, and includes more than 100 photographs, illustrations and tables, to enhance learning.
Key points
- Presents latest advances in cosmetic dermatology
- Covers treatment of different dermatological disorders
- Includes two chapters on hair and scalp
- Co-authored by expert from L’Oréal
Table of Contents
- General Introduction on Skin and Hair Physiologies
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In Vivo Noninvasive Methods and Imaging Techniques for Investigating the Skin
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In Vitro Skin Models
- Skin Color Types and Indian Skin Characteristics
- Physiology of Pigmentation: New Biological Concepts Associated with Skin and Hair Pigmentation
- Pigmentary Disorders, Prevention, Treatment and Cosmetics Contributions
- Ultraviolet-induced Skin Damage and Its Prevention with Sunscreen
- Stratum Corneum, Dry Skin, Xerosis and Moisturizers
- Sensitive Skin
- Acne and Cosmetic Care
- Skin Aging and Antiaging Cosmetics
- New Insights in Hair Research
- The Human Scalp and Related Cosmetic Care Products
- Peelings and Fillers
- Natural Medicine with Proven Efficacy for Beauty of Skin and Hair
- Dermatology, Cosmetics and Well-Being: Current Status of Research
