1998
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.134.10.1204
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Cosmetic Dermatology

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“…They were invited to acclimatise in a controlled environment (temperature of 20-24 °C and relative humidity 35-50%) for 30 min. The expert grader then visually assessed each subject on a scale of 0-9 (0.5 increments) for attributes such as: global wrinkles, global fine lines, skin elasticity, skin tone evenness, skin radiance/luminosity, overall skin quality/ healthy appearance and Glogau scale (included in the online supplement) [53]. The grader also completed tactile assessments for skin firmness (overall and around eyes) and skin texture/ smoothness.…”
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“…They were invited to acclimatise in a controlled environment (temperature of 20-24 °C and relative humidity 35-50%) for 30 min. The expert grader then visually assessed each subject on a scale of 0-9 (0.5 increments) for attributes such as: global wrinkles, global fine lines, skin elasticity, skin tone evenness, skin radiance/luminosity, overall skin quality/ healthy appearance and Glogau scale (included in the online supplement) [53]. The grader also completed tactile assessments for skin firmness (overall and around eyes) and skin texture/ smoothness.…”
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“…Furthermore, unchecked lesions bear the risk of progressing to become squamous cell carcinomas (up to 10 per cent). 4 There are a number of different treatment modalities to manage these lesions and though widespread disease might be better managed by a specialist, solitary patches can easily be managed in the community. Although a proportion of AKs will spontaneously regress, higher risk persistent lesions will likely need treatment.…”
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“…Skin is the first line of defense to various adverse conditions, such as rashes, burns, injuries, infections, and disorders, such as scleroderma, dermatitis, psoriasis, and cancer [11,12]. The skin's morphological change that comes with aging is wrinkles, decrease the number of sweat glands and blood vessels, dryness, develop brown spots, heliodermatitis and hyperplasia of elastic fibres [13][14][15][16][17].…”
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