edited by Enzo Berardesca
Sensitive Skin Syndrome provides an up-to-date overview of the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of this commonly encountered dermatological condition.
Features:
- Spans the entire breadth of strategies and methods to diagnose and treat sensitive skin
- Provides a clear understanding of the physiological basis of skin reactivity, as well as on the many mechanisms which may trigger this condition
- Provides the cosmetic industry the information researchers need to develop new products
- Contains a wide range of previously unpublished research findings
- Supplies a section on neurophysiology, a topic of burgeoning interest in the field
- Covers definitions, epidemiology, and techniques for evaluation
Contents
- What is Sensitive Skin? The Somatosensory System
- Neurophysiology of Itch
- Ethnic Sensitive Skin
- Ethnic Differences in Skin Sensitivity and Responses to Topically Applied Products
- Complex Problem of Sensitive Skin
- Surface Stripping Techniques and Sensitive Skin
- Technical Bases in Biophysical Instruments Used in Sensitive Skin Testing
- Identification of a Sensitive Skin Panel
- Sensitive Skin Symptoms as Risk Indicators for Hand Eczema
- Objectifying Primary and Acquired Sensitive Skin
- Intra- and Inter-Individual Differences in Facial Skin Biophysical Properties
- Household Cleaning Products and Sensitive Skin
- Age and Gender as Influencing Factors in Skin Sensitivity
- Sensitive Skin in France: Epidemiological Approach and Impact on Quality of Life
- Fabrics and Sensitive Skin
- Contact Urticaria Syndrome and Sensitive Skin: Clinical Approach
- Contact Allergy and Sensitive Skin
- Photobiology and Sensitive Skin
- Treatments for Sensitive Skin: An Update
- Tests for Sensitive Skin
- Cosmetic Intolerance Syndrome
Index