Introduction
Cosmetology in Practice: A Guide for Healthcare Professionals offers an evidence-based, interdisciplinary overview of skin and adnexal care, bridging clinical health and aesthetic science. Moving from skin morphology and physiology through aging, dermatological disorders, raw materials and formulation science, it positions cosmetology as a tool for health promotion and prevention, not just appearance.
Key Features
- - Evidence-based, practice-oriented approach integrating health and aesthetics.
- - Logical progression from foundational science to clinical application.
- - Coverage of photoprotective formulations and actives for anti-aging, skin lightening, acne, hair and body skin conditions.
- - Discussion of injectable aesthetic substances.
- - Guidance on evaluating product efficacy, safety and stability.
- - Practical guidance on cosmetic prescription.
Readership :
Healthcare professionals and students in Pharmacy, Biomedicine, Aesthetic Sciences and Dermatology; secondarily, cosmetic-industry researchers and product developers.