cosmetic consultations include rhytides (wrinkles), volume loss, discolouration or lentigines, and vascular changes such as telangiectasia These are all part of the natural aging process, and are worsened by sun exposure, smoking, illness and an overall unhealthy diet and lifestyle The ? eld of cosmetic dermatology is evolving
Dermatology The Newsletter of the University of Mississippi Medical Center Department of Dermatology • Fall 2016 Patient Centered Subspecialty Care Nancye McCowan, MD Program Director, Complex Medical Dermatology and Cosmetic Dermatology Julie Wyatt, MD Complex Medical Dermatology, Inpatient Dermatology and Pediatric Dermatology Kimberley
Sciences, including: Histology, Trichology, Chemistry, Physiology, Cosmetic Dermatology, and Electricity Practical Skills: Review of Practical Skills ESTHETICS: The State Board of Cosmetology requires 300 hours of education for Estheticians During the declared disaster emergency related to the COVID-19
170 Cosmetic Dermatology® • march 2008 • VOl 21 NO 3 GLX AntiAGinG ReGimen outcoMes Measures Efficacy assessments were performed according to the schedule summarized in Table 3 DerMatologist anD expert graDer evaluations Dermatologist (investigator) evaluations and expert grader (professional with a significant amount of expe-
564 Cosmetic Dermatology® • november 2009 • VOl 22 NO 11 AntioxidAnts And skin Aging Intrinsic Versus Extrinsic Aging Skin changes that accompany the normal process of aging are called intrinsic or chronological aging Another way to think of this is biological (intrinsic) aging versus envi-ronmental (extrinsic) aging; the gene
Participating Fellowship-Training Programs must meet the guidelines specified in this document, and most importantly be staffed by expert dermatologists with
invasive procedures in cosmetic dermatology for a medical aesthetic procedure;; practical master--classes in microdermabrasion, chemical peels and