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39,52 €This 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
Author information
- Chakaravarthi Srinivas MD FRCP. Professor, Department of Dermatology, PSG Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Coimbatore, India.
- Michèle Verschoore MD. L’Oréal Research and Innovation, Asnières, France.
1. General Introduction on Skin and Hair Physiologies 1
2. In Vivo Noninvasive Methods and Imaging Techniques for Investigating the Skin 9
3. In Vitro Skin Models 25
4. Skin Color Types and Indian Skin Characteristics 47
5. Physiology of Pigmentation: New Biological Concepts Associated with Skin and Hair Pigmentation 62
6. Pigmentary Disorders, Prevention, Treatment and Cosmetics Contributions 75
7. Ultraviolet-induced Skin Damage and Its Prevention with Sunscreen 91
8. Stratum Corneum, Dry Skin, Xerosis and Moisturizers 114
9. Sensitive Skin 127
10. Acne and Cosmetic Care 138
11. Skin Aging and Antiaging Cosmetics 148
12. New Insights in Hair Research 162
13. The Human Scalp and Related Cosmetic Care Products 167
14. Peelings and Fillers 179
15. Natural Medicine with Proven Efficacy for Beauty of Skin and Hair 193
16. Dermatology, Cosmetics and Well-Being: Current Status of Research 207
Index