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Facial Resurfacing
By: David J. GoldbergeBook Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Imprint: Wiley-Blackwell
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Facial resurfacing rejuvenates the skin to reduce the effects of aging, and today’s cosmetic physician ideally uses a variety of methods to resurface and rejuvenate the skin without surgery.
This book examines the full range of available modalities to help the cosmetic dermatologist recommend the best approach for each patient. Topics include clinical indications, advantages, and disadvantages.
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| Title of eBook: Facial Resurfacing | |
| Release Date: 04-15-2010 | |
| Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell |
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Facial Resurfacing
Chapter One
PeelsGary D. Monheit University of Alabama at Birmingham, AL, USA
Key points
Chemical peels remain one of the most popular and least expensive cosmetic procedures
Peels are most easily divided by depth of penetration into superficial, medium, and deep
The depth of peels can be generally correlated to the depth of a similar laser treatment
Medium-depth chemical peels are the most popular physician-use peels
Introduction
Aging of the skin is the combined result of both intrinsic factors and extrinsic (external) influences from the environment. Intrinsic aging is the role played by genetics in relation to chronologic age. The intrinsic processes include alteration of skeletal mass and proportion, atrophy and redistribution of subcutaneous fat, increased laxity of underlying fascia and musculature, and skin changes characterized by thinning and atrophy. Most intrinsic factors cannot be prevented, but rejuvenative changes can be made with cosmoceutical agents and resurfacing procedures.
Extrinsic factors are preventable environmental influences leading to premature aging of the skin, including ultraviolet (UV) exposure, smoking, chemicals, and gravity. UV exposure is the primary environmental factor, preferentially affecting those with a lighter skin color. The mechanism includes the production of UV-induced oxygen free radicals, which have been shown to invite a cascade of molecular events leading to the production of collagen-degrading enzymes. This creates the characteristic features of photoaging, including rough texture, atrophy, fine and coarse wrinkles, sa
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