Color Atlas of Chemical Peels
Buku ini diterbitkan tahun 2006 oleh Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg Adalah buku edisi Pertama.
Judul: Color Atlas of Chemical Peels
Oleh: Antonella Tosti, et al (Editor)
Penerbit: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
Tahun: 2006
Jumlah Halaman: 230 hal.
Editor:
Antonella Tosti,MD
Department of Dermatology,
University of Bologna,
Italy
Pearl E. Grimes,MD
Vitiligo and Pigmentation Institute
of Southern California and Division
of Dermatology,Department of Medicine,
David Geffen School of Medicine,
University of California, Los Angeles,
California , USA
Maria Pia De Padova,MD
Department of Dermatology,
University of Bologna, Italy
Lingkup Pembahasan:
Buku ini mengemukakan informasi yang muda dipahami tentang kapan dan bagaimana melakukan chemical peeling.
Pengalaman dalam dermatologi kosmetik menimbulkan panduan untuk siapapun yang tertarik dalam
belajar lebih banyak tentang tata rias. Buku ini memberikan informasi tentang masing-masing
peel kimia tunggal, sepenuhnya dijelaskan dalam hal sifat-sifatnya, formulasi, indikasi, melakukan
teknik, keuntungan dan kerugian. Buku ini juga mengkaji gangguan dermatologis yang berbeda
menunjukkan prosedur langkah-demi-langkah untuk mengupas terbaik yang dapat digunakan untuk memperlakukan mereka. Buku ini adalah buku yang up-to-date yang akan membantu
dokter meningkatkan keterampilan dalam bidang ini.
Daftar Isi Buku:
Part I Types of Chemical Peels: Advantages/Disadvantages – an Illustrated Algorithm
1 Types of Chemical Peels 3
Antonella Tosti, Maria Pia De Padova, Matilde Iorizzo
1.1 Advantages/Disadvantages 4
1.2 How to Choose the Best Peeling for the Patient 6
Part II Modalities of Application
2 Glycolic Acid 13
Gabriella Fabbrocini, Maria Pia De Padova, Antonella Tosti
2.1 History 13
2.2 Chemical Background 13
2.3 Properties. 13
2.4 Formulations 13
2.5 Indications 14
2.6 Contraindications 14
2.7 Peeling Preparation 14
2.8 Peeling Technique 16
2.9 Post-peeling Care and Complications 19
2.10 Disadvantages 19
2.11 Side Effects 19
2.12 Results 20
2.13 Informed Consent 20
References 21
3 Jessner’s Solution 23
Pearl E.Grimes
3.1 History 23
3.2 Chemical Background 23
3.3 Formulations 24
3.4 Indications 25
3.5 Contraindications 25
3.6 Skin Preparation 26
3.7 Peeling Technique 27
3.8 Post-peel Care 27
3.9 Advantages of Jessner’s Peeling 27
3.10 Disadvantages of Jessner’s Peeling 27
3.11 Side Effects 28
3.12 Patient’s Informed Consent 28
References 29
4 Pyruvic Acid 31
Ilaria Ghersetich, Benedetta Brazzini, Torello Lotti, Maria Pia De Padova, Antonella Tosti
4.1 History 31
4.2 Properties 31
4.3 Indications 31
4.4 Formulations 32
4.5 Contraindications 32
4.6 Peeling Preparation (Home Treatment) 32
4.7 Peeling Technique 32
4.8 Post-peeling Care 35
4.9 Side Effects 35
4.10 Advantages 35
4.11 Disadvantages 35
4.12 Results 35
4.13 Patient’s Informed Consent 38
References 39
5 Resorcinol 41
Ilaria Ghersetich, Benedetta Brazzini, Torello Lotti, Maria Pia De Padova, Antonella Tosti
5.1 History 41
5.2 Chemical Background and Properties 41
5.3 Formulations 41
5.4 Indications 42
5.5 Contraindications 42
5.6 Peeling Preparation 44
5.7 Peeling Technique 44
5.8 After Peel Care 45
5.9 Side Effects 45
5.10 Advantages 46
5.11 Disadvantages 46
5.12 Patient’s Informed Consent 46
References 47
6 Salicylic Acid 49
Pearl E.Grimes
6.1 History 49
6.2 Chemical Background/Properties 49
6.3 Formulations 50
6.4 Indications 50
6.5 Contraindications 50
6.6 Patient Preparation 51
6.7 Peeling Technique 51
6.8 Post-peeling Care and Complications 55
6.9 Advantages 55
6.10 Disadvantages 56
6.11 Side Effects. 56
6.12 Patient’s Informed Consent 56
References 57
7 Trichloroacetic Acid 59
Christopher B.Harmon, Michael Hadley, Payam Tristani
7.1 History 59
7.2 Chemical Background 59
7.3 Chemical Formulations 59
7.4 Classification of Peel Depths 60
7.5 Indications 61
7.6 Facial Versus Non-facial Skin 63
7.7 Peeling Preparation 63
7.8 Peeling Technique 64
7.9 Post-peeling Care 65
7.10 Complications 66
7.11 Advantages/Disadvantages of TCA Peels 66
7.12 Conclusion 66
References 67
8 Deep Chemical Peels for Photoaging 69
Marina Landau
8.1 History 69
8.2 Chemical Background 70
8.3 Formulations 70
8.4 Histology 71
8.5 Indications and Patient Selection 72
8.6 Contraindications 72
8.7 Pre-peeling Preparation 73
8.8 Preparation of the Skin 73
8.9 Peeling Preparation 74
8.10 Peeling Technique 75
8.11 Aftercare 79
8.12 Complications 85
8.13 Advantages 87
8.14 Disadvantages 87
8.15 Patient’s Informed Consent 87
References 88
9 Deep Chemical Peels for Post-acne Scarring 91
Marina Landau
9.1 History and Classification 91
9.2 Indications 93
9.3 Contraindications 93
9.4 Pre-peeling Preparation 93
9.5 Peeling Technique 94
9.6 Aftercare 96
9.7 Advantages 96
9.8 Disadvantages 96
References 100
10 Combination Salicylic Acid/ TCA Chemical Peeling 103
Pearl E.Grimes
10.1 History 103
10.2 Chemical Background/Properties 103
10.3 Formulations 104
10.4 Indications 104
10.5 Contraindications 105
10.6 Peeling Preparations 107
10.7 Peeling Technique 108
10.8 Post-peeling Care and Complications 109
10.9 Advantages 109
10.10 Disadvantages 109
10.11 Side Effects 109
10.12 Patient’s Informed Consent 109
References 110
Part III How to Choose the Best Peeling for the Patient
11 Acne 113
Vincenzo Bettoli, Alessandro Borghi, Maria Pia De Padova, Antonella Tosti
11.1 Definition 113
11.2 Epidemiology 113
11.3 Pathophysiology 113
11.4 Clinical Patterns 114
11.5 Clinical Types 119
11.6 Differential Diagnosis 121
11.7 Therapy 122
References. 131
12 Actinic Keratosis 133
Ilaria Ghersetich, Benedetta Brazzini, Maria Pia De Padova, Antonella Tosti
12.1 Definition 133
12.2 Etiology 135
12.3 Clinical Types 135
12.4 Histopathology 136
12.5 Diagnostic Criteria 136
12.6 Differential Diagnosis 136
12.7 Therapy 136
12.8 Management of the Patient 138
References 138
13 Chemical Peels in Dark Skin 139
Pearl E.Grimes
13.1 Definition 139
13.2 Epidemiology 139
13.3 Morphologic and Physiologic Skin Differences in Dark Skin 139
13.4 Peeling Indications in Dark Skin 140
13.5 Peel Selection 140
13.6 Peeling Preparation 141
13.7 Peeling Techniques 143
13.8 Superficial Peeling Agents 143
13.9 Summary 147
References 148
14 Melasma 149
Matilde Iorizzo, Antonella Tosti, Maria Pia De Padova
14.1 Definition 149
14.2 Epidemiology 149
14.3 Etiology 150
14.4 Clinical Features 150
14.5 Diagnostic Criteria 151
14.6 Therapy 152
14.7 Why Is a Combined Chemical Peel Useful for Treating Melasma? 158
References 159
15 Photoaging 161
Pearl E.Grimes
15.1 Definition 161
15.2 Etiology 161
15.3 Epidemiology 162
15.4 Clinical Types 164
15.5 Therapeutic Intervention 164
15.6 Bleaching Agents 168
15.7 Chemical Peels for Photoaging 169
15.8 Superficial Peeling Agents 169
15.9 Medium-Depth Peeling 170
15.10 Summary 173
References 173
16 Post-inflammatory Hyperpigmentation 177
Teresa Soriano, Pearl E.Grimes
16.1 Definition 177
16.2 Epidemiology 177
16.3 Etiology 177
16.4 Clinical Types 178
16.5 Diagnostic Criteria 178
16.6 Differential Diagnosis 178
16.7 Therapy 178
16.8 Topical Agents 178
16.9 Chemical Peels 180
16.10 Summary 182
References 182
17 Rosacea 185
Maria Pia De Padova, Matilde Iorizzo, Antonella Tosti
17.1 Definition 185
17.2 Epidemiology 185
17.3 Pathology 185
17.4 Clinical Types (Clinical Stages) 185
17.5 Diagnostic Criteria 191
17.6 Differential Diagnosis 191
17.7 Therapy. 191
17.8 Erythrosis 191
17.9 Papulo-Pustular Rosacea 192
17.10 Rhinophyma 192
17.11 How to Perform the Best Peeling for the Treatment of Rosacea 193
17.12 Peeling Technique 196
References 198
18 Solar Lentigo 199
Ilaria Ghersetich, Benedetta Brazzini, Maria Pia De Padova, Antonella Tosti
18.1 Definition 199
18.2 Epidemiology 199
18.3 Etiology 199
18.4 Clinical Features 199
18.5 Pathology 200
18.6 Diagnostic Criteria 200
18.7 Therapy 200
References 205
Part IV Management of the Patient
19 Management of the Patient 209
Maria Pia De Padova, Antonella Tosti
19.1 Patient Selection 209
19.2 Patient Evaluation 209
19.3 Instructions 209
19.4 Photographs 210
Subject Index 213
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