ABSTRACT

Our skin changes as we age. It becomes thinner and loses fat, making it less plump and smooth. Clinically, aged skin is characterized by wrinkles, sagging, age spots and dryness. Emphasizing laboratory and clinical research, this book comprehensively describes the molecular mechanisms of human skin-aging and age-related skin diseases. This includes

chapter |4 pages

Molecular Mechanisms of Human Skin Connective T issue A ging

 Introduction

chapter |13 pages

 Conclusion

chapter |1 pages

(Myo)broblasts/Extracellular Matrix in Skin Wound and A ging

 Introduction

chapter |7 pages

Wound Healing

chapter |12 pages

Changes of Skin Barrier with Aging

 Introduction of Skin Barrier

chapter |4 pages

 Conclusion

chapter 5|25 pages

CCN Family Proteins in Skin Connective Tissue Aging

 Introduction

chapter |6 pages

 References

chapter |24 pages

Nanodermatology: Nanoscale Therapeutics for T opical A pplication

 Introduction

chapter 9|8 pages

Skin Conditions in Elderly

 Introduction

chapter |1 pages

Seborrheic Keratoses

chapter |1 pages

 References

chapter 10|5 pages

Regenerative Properties of Laser Light

 Introduction

chapter |1 pages

 Lasers for Skin Rejuvenation

chapter |3 pages

 Ablative Lasers

chapter |9 pages

 Fractionated Lasers