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CONSULTATION FOR PHOTOAGING SKIN
Dermatologic Clinics, 2001Chemical peeling remains a valuable tool for the cosmetic surgeon to treat photoaging skin. Choices available include superficial, medium, and deep chemical peeling agents along with preparatory cosmoceutical agents to prep the skin and maintain rejuvenation.
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The roles of cytokines in photoaging
Journal of Dermatological Science, 2000Photoaging comprises characteristic changes in appearance and function of the skin as a result of repeated sun exposure rather than to passage of time alone. Clinically, wrinkles, laxity, coarseness, mottled pigmentation, lentigenes, teleangiectasia and purpura characterize photoaging.
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Melasma, a photoaging disorder
Pigment Cell & Melanoma Research, 2018SummaryMelasma is a common hyperpigmentary disorder. The impact on the quality of life of affected individuals is well demonstrated, demanding new therapeutic strategies. However, the treatment of melasma remains highly challenging. Melasma is often considered as the main consequence of female hormone stimulation on a predisposed genetic background ...
Thierry Passeron, Mauro Picardo
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NEW AND EMERGING TREATMENTS FOR PHOTOAGING [PDF]
Dermatologic Clinics, 2000 It is easy to become too busy treating the sequelae of photoaging, actinic keratoses, and skin cancers to discuss prevention adequately with patients. With children, sun-protective measures and sunscreen information should be the main therapeutic intervention.
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1993
The appearance of photoaged skin is cosmetically unacceptable to many in our society. Ostensibly, avoidance of ultraviolet light and sunlight from early childhood is most desirable but not likely to happen in our culture. Tretinoin is the only pharmacologic compound shown to partially reverse some signs of photoaging. Improvement with tretinoin therapy
Allison McCormick +2 more
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The appearance of photoaged skin is cosmetically unacceptable to many in our society. Ostensibly, avoidance of ultraviolet light and sunlight from early childhood is most desirable but not likely to happen in our culture. Tretinoin is the only pharmacologic compound shown to partially reverse some signs of photoaging. Improvement with tretinoin therapy
Allison McCormick +2 more
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American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, 2010
A rapidly increasing number of people visit dermatologists for the prevention and treatment of aging skin. Sun avoidance and sunscreen use are widely accepted strategies of primary prevention against photoaging. Convincing evidence shows that topical application of retinoids has an effect on reversing, at least partially, mild to moderate photodamage ...
Antoniou, C. +3 more
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A rapidly increasing number of people visit dermatologists for the prevention and treatment of aging skin. Sun avoidance and sunscreen use are widely accepted strategies of primary prevention against photoaging. Convincing evidence shows that topical application of retinoids has an effect on reversing, at least partially, mild to moderate photodamage ...
Antoniou, C. +3 more
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1990
Photoaging is a term used to describe the clinical and histological findings in habitually sun-exposed skin in middle-aged and elderly adults. Photoaging has been also called dermatoheliosis (from Greek derma-skin, Helios- the sun god) (1), or heliodermatitis (2). the latter term reflecting the low grade inflammatory nature of the process.
Barbara A. Gilchrest +3 more
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Photoaging is a term used to describe the clinical and histological findings in habitually sun-exposed skin in middle-aged and elderly adults. Photoaging has been also called dermatoheliosis (from Greek derma-skin, Helios- the sun god) (1), or heliodermatitis (2). the latter term reflecting the low grade inflammatory nature of the process.
Barbara A. Gilchrest +3 more
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Pathogenic aspects of cutaneous photoaging
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2005SummaryChronic exposure to solar ultraviolet irradiation can result in wrinkle formation in many individuals. Wrinkling appears to be the conclusion of mechanisms that result in decreased synthesis of extracellular matrix molecules within the dermis, accompanied by increased remodeling of the matrix by specific endopeptidases (matrix metalloproteinases)
Watson, RE, Griffiths, CE
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Noninvasive methods for the assessment of photoageing
Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 2013Although histopathological dermal elastosis is the current gold standard for the diagnosis of photoageing, noninvasive methods for quantifying the amount of photodamage to skin are clearly preferable. This study is the first to survey five noninvasive methods of assessing photoageing (clinical examination, spectrophotometry, skin surface topography ...
Wheller, Laura +5 more
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The use of retinoids in the treatment of photoaging
Dermatologic Therapy, 2006Photoaging describes the clinical and histologic consequences of chronic sun exposure, the key features of which--wrinkles and mottled hyperpigmentation--are frequently and erroneously attributed to the aging process. Although a number of surgical procedures can improve the clinical appearance of photoaged skin, the only medical therapy with proved ...
Singh, Minal, Griffiths, Christopher E M
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