here - Cirrus Media
... ATOPIC eczema affects 15-30% of children and 2-10% of adults worldwide. The incidence appears to be rising globally. The reason for this is uncertain; however, a number of hypotheses, including increased urban living and improved hygiene, have been postulated. In 85% of affected individuals, eczema ...
... ATOPIC eczema affects 15-30% of children and 2-10% of adults worldwide. The incidence appears to be rising globally. The reason for this is uncertain; however, a number of hypotheses, including increased urban living and improved hygiene, have been postulated. In 85% of affected individuals, eczema ...
Biological functions and therapeutic properties of urea
... of urea in the s tratum corneum, especia lly in xerotic states, was discovered. In 1988, a symposium was he ld in Salzburg, Austria, the proceedings of which contain all the information available on the various acti ons of urea in dermatology and cosmetol ogy ( 1). The more recent pubblications are ...
... of urea in the s tratum corneum, especia lly in xerotic states, was discovered. In 1988, a symposium was he ld in Salzburg, Austria, the proceedings of which contain all the information available on the various acti ons of urea in dermatology and cosmetol ogy ( 1). The more recent pubblications are ...
Topical Tacrolimus for Psoriasis Open Access Toshiyuki Yamamoto*
... Abstract: Tacrolimus ointment is an agent approved for the treatment of atopic dermatitis; however, tacrolimus has been expected also as one of the promising therapeutic strategies for other T-cell mediated inflammatory skin disorders. Recent progress have demonstrated that topical tacrolimus shows ...
... Abstract: Tacrolimus ointment is an agent approved for the treatment of atopic dermatitis; however, tacrolimus has been expected also as one of the promising therapeutic strategies for other T-cell mediated inflammatory skin disorders. Recent progress have demonstrated that topical tacrolimus shows ...
Topical Steroid Abuse and Damaged Face
... face as ‘fairness creams’ • The so called ‘fairness creams’ sold by beauty parlors many-a-time have a ‘mixture of high potent steroid creams with a commonly used moisturizing creams’, which may turn the skin thinner, so as to cause temporary ‘clear skin’. – On using them for few weeks, the other sid ...
... face as ‘fairness creams’ • The so called ‘fairness creams’ sold by beauty parlors many-a-time have a ‘mixture of high potent steroid creams with a commonly used moisturizing creams’, which may turn the skin thinner, so as to cause temporary ‘clear skin’. – On using them for few weeks, the other sid ...
Nevus Anemicus
... consists of a circumscribed skin area paler than the adjacent skin. The margins of this hypochromic macula are irregular, and satellite lesions are frequently seen close to the primary lesion, also with the morphology of a hypochromic macula with irregular margins but smaller than the original lesio ...
... consists of a circumscribed skin area paler than the adjacent skin. The margins of this hypochromic macula are irregular, and satellite lesions are frequently seen close to the primary lesion, also with the morphology of a hypochromic macula with irregular margins but smaller than the original lesio ...
A thesis submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy
... inflammatory diseases like arthritis and psoriasis. Much of the research to date has attributed the clinical effects of Dead Sea therapy to its mineral composition; mostly to magnesium salts. Magnesium salts, such as magnesium sulphate (Epsom salts), have long been used as a spa product and as a the ...
... inflammatory diseases like arthritis and psoriasis. Much of the research to date has attributed the clinical effects of Dead Sea therapy to its mineral composition; mostly to magnesium salts. Magnesium salts, such as magnesium sulphate (Epsom salts), have long been used as a spa product and as a the ...
Stretch Marks
... One study suggests that increased maternal age could be a protecting factor against stretch marks during pregnancy.21 It has been suggested that genetics may play a role in the development of stretch marks. Regardless of the etiology, all stretch marks display the same changes in the dermis, showing ...
... One study suggests that increased maternal age could be a protecting factor against stretch marks during pregnancy.21 It has been suggested that genetics may play a role in the development of stretch marks. Regardless of the etiology, all stretch marks display the same changes in the dermis, showing ...
Factsheet - National Eczema Society
... The exact cause of discoid eczema is not known, although dry skin is perhaps the most common feature. Children with atopic eczema can present with discoid eczema or a mixture of both flexural (skin creases) and discoid eczema. People who had atopic eczema in childhood are often left with dry skin – ...
... The exact cause of discoid eczema is not known, although dry skin is perhaps the most common feature. Children with atopic eczema can present with discoid eczema or a mixture of both flexural (skin creases) and discoid eczema. People who had atopic eczema in childhood are often left with dry skin – ...
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF THE SCALP HAIR FOLLICULITIS
... with erosions and crusts covering the scalp, generally caused by S. aureus, or rarely S. epidermidis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, coagulase negative staphylococcus, diphtheroids, coliforms and Proteus mirabilis. Candida sp. and other fungi have also been cultured in some cases, but these seem to reflect ...
... with erosions and crusts covering the scalp, generally caused by S. aureus, or rarely S. epidermidis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, coagulase negative staphylococcus, diphtheroids, coliforms and Proteus mirabilis. Candida sp. and other fungi have also been cultured in some cases, but these seem to reflect ...
Eczema (atopic dermatitis) - Australasian Society of Clinical
... Testing for food allergies by skin tests or blood tests in the absence of intense itch and swelling or hives within 2 hours of eating the food is not usually helpful in identifying a food allergy which is making eczema worse. Children with eczema and/or food allergy can have falsely positive allergy ...
... Testing for food allergies by skin tests or blood tests in the absence of intense itch and swelling or hives within 2 hours of eating the food is not usually helpful in identifying a food allergy which is making eczema worse. Children with eczema and/or food allergy can have falsely positive allergy ...
Sothys-Retail-Summary-Chart-April-2017
... The key active Spa™ Thermal Water - is a unique source of soothing at the heart of the program. With a low mineral content and similar pH to skin it has exceptional balancing properties. It helps block TRPV1 epidermal receptors, responsible for sensations of pain and itching on the skin surface. By ...
... The key active Spa™ Thermal Water - is a unique source of soothing at the heart of the program. With a low mineral content and similar pH to skin it has exceptional balancing properties. It helps block TRPV1 epidermal receptors, responsible for sensations of pain and itching on the skin surface. By ...
Influence of epidermal hydration on the friction of human skin
... Friction and shear forces, as well as moisture between the human skin and textiles are critical factors in the formation of skin injuries such as blisters, abrasions and decubitus. This study investigated how epidermal hydration affects the friction between skin and textiles. The friction between th ...
... Friction and shear forces, as well as moisture between the human skin and textiles are critical factors in the formation of skin injuries such as blisters, abrasions and decubitus. This study investigated how epidermal hydration affects the friction between skin and textiles. The friction between th ...
Atopic eczema Dermatitis
... week to the areas that tend to flare. The treatment must be applied even if the skin in not inflamed – the aim is to reduce the frequency of flares ...
... week to the areas that tend to flare. The treatment must be applied even if the skin in not inflamed – the aim is to reduce the frequency of flares ...
Factsheet - Topical Steroids
... ‘Topical’ means applied directly to the skin. ‘Steroids’ are a group of natural hormones, produced in the body by a variety of different glands. They are also produced synthetically as medicines, and given as injections, in tablet form or topically (i.e. applied to the skin). Topical steroids are us ...
... ‘Topical’ means applied directly to the skin. ‘Steroids’ are a group of natural hormones, produced in the body by a variety of different glands. They are also produced synthetically as medicines, and given as injections, in tablet form or topically (i.e. applied to the skin). Topical steroids are us ...
The Skin Instant - Biologique Recherche
... for so called “oily” skin can cause epidermal hydration problems, while a comedogenous or over-rich product used on formally hyper-seborrheic, now apparently balanced skin, can trigger a recurrence of the earlier condition. Lastly, external factors such as climate, temperature, air-conditioning, tob ...
... for so called “oily” skin can cause epidermal hydration problems, while a comedogenous or over-rich product used on formally hyper-seborrheic, now apparently balanced skin, can trigger a recurrence of the earlier condition. Lastly, external factors such as climate, temperature, air-conditioning, tob ...
... visible. An increased awareness of this area is important for healthcare professionals to ensure appropriate care in the prevention, assessment and differential diagnosis, management and maintenance of scars. This handbook offers an overview of the categories of scars including keloid, hypertrophic, ...
The Skin and Hair
... The main way in which those with lupus can help themselves is to avoid sun exposure. This means covering up with long sleeves and trousers in the sunlight and wearing a hat if out in the sun for any length of time. The use of UV film on windows may also be necessary for those who are particularly su ...
... The main way in which those with lupus can help themselves is to avoid sun exposure. This means covering up with long sleeves and trousers in the sunlight and wearing a hat if out in the sun for any length of time. The use of UV film on windows may also be necessary for those who are particularly su ...
Sensitive skin: An overview
... Sensitive skin is less tolerant to frequent and prolonged use of cosmetics and toiletries. It is self-diagnosed and typically unaccompanied by any obvious physical signs of irritation. With the change in lifestyle and also with increased opportunity to use many new brands of cosmetics and toiletries ...
... Sensitive skin is less tolerant to frequent and prolonged use of cosmetics and toiletries. It is self-diagnosed and typically unaccompanied by any obvious physical signs of irritation. With the change in lifestyle and also with increased opportunity to use many new brands of cosmetics and toiletries ...
October-December 2008 Drugs used for Eczema
... used first-line for the treatment of moderate-to-severe S. aureus and streptococcal infections, and topical corticosteroid/antimicrobial combination is reserved for infection in localised areas and used for a maximum of 2 weeks.1 Although these products are prescribed for conditions other than atopi ...
... used first-line for the treatment of moderate-to-severe S. aureus and streptococcal infections, and topical corticosteroid/antimicrobial combination is reserved for infection in localised areas and used for a maximum of 2 weeks.1 Although these products are prescribed for conditions other than atopi ...
Atopic dermatitis. An Approach to
... white dermatographism, nipple eczema, eyelid dermafosrs and peiauricular frssures. As recently as 1980, Hanifin and Rajka* proposed a list of major and minor diagnostic criteria for atopic dermatitis which are now universallv accepted. ...
... white dermatographism, nipple eczema, eyelid dermafosrs and peiauricular frssures. As recently as 1980, Hanifin and Rajka* proposed a list of major and minor diagnostic criteria for atopic dermatitis which are now universallv accepted. ...
- Skin Health Alliance
... Gillette® has prepared this white paper to provide healthcare professionals with the latest information on the impact of shaving on sensitive facial skin, including suggested product regimens. Three bodies of new research explore this topic offering healthcare professionals not only dermatologist’s ...
... Gillette® has prepared this white paper to provide healthcare professionals with the latest information on the impact of shaving on sensitive facial skin, including suggested product regimens. Three bodies of new research explore this topic offering healthcare professionals not only dermatologist’s ...
the guide here - Dr. CYNTHIA BAILEY SKIN CARE Dr
... distinction because the treatments that work for acne often don’t work for rosacea. Any adult is at risk, but rosacea is most commonly seen in light skinned women between the ages of 30 to 50. Rosacea is characterized by persistent redness of the rounded areas of the face, including the cheeks, nose ...
... distinction because the treatments that work for acne often don’t work for rosacea. Any adult is at risk, but rosacea is most commonly seen in light skinned women between the ages of 30 to 50. Rosacea is characterized by persistent redness of the rounded areas of the face, including the cheeks, nose ...
Product Knowledge Spreadsheet
... - Protects skin from free radical damage that can cause premature aging - Non-acid biofermentation technology is less likely to cause skin irritations or sun sensitivity than fruit acid products ...
... - Protects skin from free radical damage that can cause premature aging - Non-acid biofermentation technology is less likely to cause skin irritations or sun sensitivity than fruit acid products ...
Split-Thickness Skin Grafts
... the skin is a term that is generally defined as both the stratum basale and stratum spinosum as a unit. The cells of the epidermis arise from the stratum basale and are called keratinocytes. Keratinocytes gradually migrate superficially and fill with keratin and lipids and undergo desquamation throu ...
... the skin is a term that is generally defined as both the stratum basale and stratum spinosum as a unit. The cells of the epidermis arise from the stratum basale and are called keratinocytes. Keratinocytes gradually migrate superficially and fill with keratin and lipids and undergo desquamation throu ...
dermatitis and eczema
... areas of redness Moderate - areas of dry skin, frequent itching, redness, +- excoriation and localised thickening. Severe – widespread areas of dry skin, incessant itching, redness (+- excoriation, extensive skin thickening, bleeding, oozing, cracking. ...
... areas of redness Moderate - areas of dry skin, frequent itching, redness, +- excoriation and localised thickening. Severe – widespread areas of dry skin, incessant itching, redness (+- excoriation, extensive skin thickening, bleeding, oozing, cracking. ...