Abstract
In this article we explore several applications of q-calculus in geometric function theory. Using the method of differential subordination, we obtain interesting univalence properties for the q-Sălăgean differential operator. Sharp subordination results are obtained by using functions with remarkable geometric properties as subordinating functions and considering the conditions of expressions involving the q-Sălăgean differential operator and a convex combination using it.
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