Skin is the most exposed organ to the external environment, and it serves as the first line of defense against chemical and microbial dangers. It has a microbiological habitat that is unique to each individual and varies greatly across the body surface. In both acute and long-term care, maintaining and improving skin health and integrity are important goals. Skin integrity is regarded as a quality indicator, and it is widely accepted that maintaining skin integrity is important. Skin personal care products are universally used, but their effects on the skin's molecular and microbiological diversity are unknown. Aspects of aesthetics such as skin health are crucial. To achieve this goal, dermatologists and scientists are working to develop new methods and materials.
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Title : Ocular changes in patients with atopic dermatitis and long-term steroid usage.
Sitaula Seema, IOM, TUTH, Nepal
Title : Millennials lips versus aged lips: What are the differences?
Lucia Calvisi, Cosmetic Clinic Centro Dermatologico Lucia Calvisi, Italy
Title : Classification of dermatologic manifestations of COVID-19 infection
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Title : Infections involving cardiac implantable electronic devices
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Title : Efficacy and safety of using non-insulated microneedle radiofrequency alone compared to in combination with polynucleotides for the treatment of periorbital wrinkles
Yuri Yogya, INSDV, Indonesia
Title : The presentation, diagnosis and treatment of pterygium inversum unguis in the pediatric population: A narrative review of the literature
Sahithi Talasila, Thomas Jefferson University, United States
Title : Regulatory mechanisms of gamma-delta T cells in psoriasis
Kensuke Takada, Hokkaido University, Japan