Chemical Peels in Skin of Color- Volume 1
Fundamental Principles, Evidence and Emerging Science
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Beschreibung
This comprehensive volume offers a complete and up-to-date overview of chemical peels used in dermatologic practice, including latest advancements in the field. Each chemical peel is presented in a concise and structured format – covering its introduction, indications, contraindications, clinical applications, utility in ethnic skin and safety in pregnancy. Besides, the rationale behind the use of chemical peels for each indication is precisely defined, along with their applicability as monopeels, combination peels, switch peels, sequential peels and punctuation peels. Furthermore, the use of chemical peels in combination with other therapeutic modalities, like microneedling, platelet rich plasma and lasers have been carefully outlined. Additionally, equal emphasis has been given to newer peels like succinic acid, ferulic acid, polyhydroxy acid, glutathione, tranexamic acid, phytic acid, azelaic acid, pyruvic acid, mandelic acid, thioglycolic acid and lipohydroxy acid; similar to that of older peels like salicylic acid, glycolic acid, trichoroacetic acid, lactic acid, Jessner’s solution, resorcinol and phenol.
Focusing on the above attributes, this book serves as an essential resource to dermatologists, residents, trainees, aestheticians and plastic surgeons. Thoughtfully designed flow diagrams throughout the text help in bringing about clarity to complex concepts, reflecting the author’s insights and clinical experience. This is volume 1 of the set of two volumes.
This authoritative volume delivers a comprehensive, evidence-based foundation for chemical peeling in skin of color. Addressing a critical gap in dermatologic literature, it systematically examines the science, mechanisms, and clinical rationale underpinning both established and emerging peeling agents.
The book integrates core biochemical principles with translational insights to clarify how diverse agents—from traditional acids to newer modalities such as glutathione, tranexamic acid, and succinic acid—interact with pigmented skin. It emphasizes safety, efficacy, and risk mitigation in populations historically underrepresented in clinical research.
Combining rigorous literature review with practical interpretation, the volume equips readers to critically evaluate evolving technologies and incorporate them into modern dermatologic, aesthetic, and interdisciplinary practice. Conceptual frameworks, flow diagrams, and evidence synthesis enable nuanced understanding beyond procedural descriptions.
Designed for dermatologists, residents, researchers, aesthetic practitioners, and allied health professionals, this text serves as both a scholarly reference and a teaching resource. It is particularly valuable to those seeking an in-depth, mechanism-driven approach to chemical peeling in diverse populations, supporting informed decision-making, innovation, and improved patient outcomes.
Examines conventional and emerging peel agents with clear rationale for safe, effective dermatologic practice Integrates science, literature innovations to guide interdisciplinary dermatology, aesthetics, and research audiences Delivers evidence-based foundations and mechanisms of chemical peels in skin of color for clinicians and researchers
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Aditya Kumar Bubna
Themen in »Chemical Peels in Skin of Color- Volume 1«
Skin of Color Dermatology Evidence-Based Dermatology Peeling Agents and Mechanisms Emerging Dermatologic Therapies Chemical Peeling Science