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A Psychosomatic Approach to Dermatologic Cosmetology
International Journal of Dermatology, 1983Etude de l'approche de l'alteration de la surface cutanee et ses repercussions selon les dermatoses pouvant entrainer de multiples reponses allant jusqu'a la ...
E, Panconesi +5 more
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Annales de dermatologie et de venereologie, 1983
The computer analysis of a sample collecting 2,028 patients suffering from an eczematous dermatitis and subordinated to epicutaneous tests allowed us to analyze the rather difficult question of cosmetic allergy. This allergy is observed only in 2 p. 100 of the cases, if one considers the cosmetic allergy isolated; it reaches 5 p.
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The computer analysis of a sample collecting 2,028 patients suffering from an eczematous dermatitis and subordinated to epicutaneous tests allowed us to analyze the rather difficult question of cosmetic allergy. This allergy is observed only in 2 p. 100 of the cases, if one considers the cosmetic allergy isolated; it reaches 5 p.
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2002
It seems ironical that, although ozonetherapy may eventually be accepted and used in important pathologies, in Italy it is mostly known for its application in cosmetology. This is due to the myopic and selfish vision of a few ozonetherapists, who have caused this approach to be discredited.
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It seems ironical that, although ozonetherapy may eventually be accepted and used in important pathologies, in Italy it is mostly known for its application in cosmetology. This is due to the myopic and selfish vision of a few ozonetherapists, who have caused this approach to be discredited.
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Directions of Hyaluronic Acid Application in Cosmetology
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2023Dorota Kopciuch +2 more
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[Cell biology and cosmetology].
Journal de pharmacie de Belgique, 1992Cellular biology can become the natural support of research in the field of cosmetics because it is able to provide alternative experimental models which can partially replace the massive use of laboratory animals. Cultures of human skin cells could be used in tests investigating irritation of the skin.
S, Traniello, T, Cavalletti
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