Medical Skin Care Research Articles

The Relation between the Perception of Medical Skin Care and the Treatment of Skin Problems: The people with medical skin care experience in Harbin, China

Medical skin care is a system that treats problematic skin as a specialized management by performing medical treatment and skin care at the same time through correct skin diagnosis, and has a high degree of reliability in surgical methods. Therefore, the relationship between problematic skin conditions and treatment methods according to the perception of medical skin care was verified for those with experience in medical skin care. The study consisted of a total of 69 questions, including 8 questions on general characteristics, 23 questions on perceived problem skin conditions, 6 questions on treatment methods for problematic skin, 11 questions on medical skin care awareness, and 21 questions on medical skin care satisfaction. A total of 410 questionnaires were used from December 21, 2020 to January 9, 2021 were anaiyzed WeChat and the Wenjuanxing program. Data analysis was performed using SPSSWIN 21.0 program with Frequency analysis, Reliability test, Cronbach's  coefficient, Descriptive statistical analysis, and one-way ANOVA was also conducted. Among the subjects of the survey, female (67.8%), university (first degree), married (51.7%), students(occupation). Recognition of problematic skin conditions acne (25.6%), melasma pigmentation (24.4%), sensitivity and telangiectasia (18.6%). The self-awareness of problematic skin conditions, acne (25.6%) is the hightest, problematic skin surgical methods MTS (31.0%) for acne, chemical peeling (29.1%) for pores and scars, laser (36.5%) for pigmentation, and injection therapy (20.5%) for wrinkles and skin elasticity. The degree of awareness of medical skin care high awareness (31.2%), medium awareness (38.5%), low awareness (30.2%). The difference in perceived problem skin condition according to medical skin care awareness was high in the high group and normal group for melasma and pigmentation skin, and the lower group has a higher awareness of acne skin. According to different awareness of medical skin care the awareness of physical peeling for acne, laser treatment for pores, scars and pigmentation, injection therapy for wrinkles and skin elasticity, laser treatment for sensitivity skin, and MTS for extremely dry skin was found to be more higher. As for the difference in medical skin care satisfaction according to the recognition of medical skin care, there was no difference in satisfaction of facilities and environment, effects, services, and economic costs. With the awareness of medical skin care, the difference in satisfaction with medical skin care is higher in the group, and the satisfaction with products and surgery is significantly higher. The above results showed that in the group with higher awareness of medical skin care, melasma pigmentation and acne skin, the surgical method was melasma pigmentation skin laser, and the MTS of acne skin was higher. In addition, medical skin care has high satisfaction in terms of products and surgery.

The Effect of Job and Education Satisfaction of Medical Skin Care Workers on Job Adaptation

The purpose of this study is to provide basic data to analyze job and educational satisfaction factors for medical skincare workers and to determine how they affect job adaptation. The survey data of part 327 were collected, and the measuring tool consisted of 4 measurement indicators to compose a questionnaire with 37 items of measurement items for operational definition and research. and frequency analysis, reliability analysis, principal component analysis, factor analysis, correlation analysis, and multiple regression analysis were conducted using the SPSS 21.0 program. The results of the study are as follows. Job satisfaction among factors of job experience (β=434, p<.001), working environment (β=245, p<.001) has been shown to have a significant influence on job adaptation in order. Practical education (β=.409, p<.001) among the factors in education satisfaction, theory education (β=.261, p<.001) was shown to have a significant influence on job adaptability in order. Of the two factors, 'practice education' has been analyzed to have a greater impact on job adaptability. As a result, it is believed that increasing job satisfaction and educational achievements through practice and theory education with confidence in the duties of medical skincare workers will strengthen the capabilities of medical skincare workers and help develop the medical skincare industry.

The Effect of Core Job Characteristics on the PROTECTION of Medical Skincare Workers on the Organizational Effectiveness: With a Focus on the Mediating Effect of Self-Efficacy

The Effect of Core Job Characteristics on the PROTECTION of Medical Skincare Workers on the Organizational Effectiveness: With a Focus on the Mediating Effect of Self-Efficacy

The application of skin care product in acne treatment.

Acne is a kind of chronic inflammatory skin disease, which is common in the hair follicle and sebaceous gland of teenagers. It often recurs and affects the quality of life of patients. Acne itself can cause the damage of skin barrier function. On the other hand, common acne treatment methods, such as external drugs, systemic drugs, physical, and chemical treatment, can also lead to the damage of skin barrier function and affect the treatment effect. The application of skin care in the adjuvant treatment of acne has been widely concerned. Due to their high safety, good tolerance, and the effect of improving the damaged skin barrier, medical skin care products are a hot spot in the treatment of cosmetic skin diseases in recent years. It can not only increase the curative effect, reduce the side effects, but also increase the compliance of patients when combined with conventional acne treatment. In this article, skin care products and their application in acne treatment were reviewed.

A convergence study on middle-aged women's beauty interest, medical skin care visit intention, experience satisfaction, and psychological happiness

A convergence study on middle-aged women's beauty interest, medical skin care visit intention, experience satisfaction, and psychological happiness

Analysis of Job Performance and Difficulty for Medical Skin care Employees

This study attempted to acquire basic data regarding medical skin care jobs by analyzing job performance and difficulty for medical skin care workers. The results found the following. First, according to analysis of job performance and difficulty by the sub-duty of medical cosmetology, job performance was relatively higher than job difficulty in the following: understanding of medical skin care, recognition of warnings after laser treatment and follow-up, explanation of filler treatment, explanation of botox injections, additional explanation on diverse cosmetic surgery procedures and peeling (p<.05). Second, according to analysis of job performance and difficulty by the sub-duty of cooperation, job performance was relatively higher than job difficulty in cooperation with the medical doctor and cooperation with the coordinator (p<.01). Third, according to analysis of job performance and difficulty by the sub-duty of device utilization, job performance was relatively higher than job difficulty in the following: use of face cleansing devices, use of massager and use of steamer (p<.01). Fourth, according to analysis of job performance and difficulty by the sub-duty of skin care, job performance was relatively higher than job difficulty in the following: cleansing with hands, deep cleansing using cosmetics (enzyme, scrub), use of sponge/compress, care with toner, face care, soothing, care after laser treatment, care with facial mask, nourishing and finishing (p<.01).

A Study on the curriculum for National Competency Standard (NCS) on Competency Unit Element of Medical Skin Care

A Study on the curriculum for National Competency Standard (NCS) on Competency Unit Element of Medical Skin Care

A Study of the Effect of Customer Awareness of Medical Skin Care on Satisfaction: A Experienced Subject of Medical Skincare

A Study of the Effect of Customer Awareness of Medical Skin Care on Satisfaction: A Experienced Subject of Medical Skincare

The Effect of Job Satisfaction of Medical Skincare Aesthetician on Service Quality

The Effect of Job Satisfaction of Medical Skincare Aesthetician on Service Quality

Skin Moisture changes after medical skin care in Acne Vulgaris patients

Skin Moisture changes after medical skin care in Acne Vulgaris patients

Skin Moisture changes after medical skin care in Acne Vulgaris patients

Skin Moisture changes after medical skin care in Acne Vulgaris patients

Topical Application of St. Johnʼs Wort (Hypericum perforatum)

St.John's wort (Hypericum perforatum) has been intensively investigated for its antidepressive activity, but dermatological applications also have a long tradition. Topical St.John's wort preparations such as oils or tinctures are used for the treatment of minor wounds and burns, sunburns, abrasions, bruises, contusions, ulcers, myalgia, and many others. Pharmacological research supports the use in these fields. Of the constituents, naphthodianthrones (e.g., hypericin) and phloroglucinols (e.g., hyperforin) have interesting pharmacological profiles, including antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anticancer, and antimicrobial activities. In addition, hyperforin stimulates growth and differentiation of keratinocytes, and hypericin is a photosensitizer which can be used for selective treatment of nonmelanoma skin cancer. However, clinical research in this field is still scarce. Recently, sporadic trials have been conducted in wound healing, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, and herpes simplex infections, partly with purified single constituents and modern dermatological formulations. St.John's wort also has a potential for use in medical skin care. Composition and stability of pharmaceutical formulations vary greatly depending on origin of the plant material, production method, lipophilicity of solvents, and storage conditions, and this must be regarded with respect to practical as well as scientific purposes.

ANALISIS STRATEGI PEMASARAN PELAYANAN SKIN MEDICAL CENTER DI RUMAH SAKIT PKU MUHAMMADIYAH YOGYAKARTA

Background: Service center medical skin is a new service PKU Muhammadiyah Hospital in Yogyakarta, the necessary research to find out the marketing strategy plan that will be used PKU Muhammadiyah Hospital in Yogyakarta. The marketing strategies of medical skin care center that will be researched to see of the marketing mix, consisting of product, price, place, promotion, people, processes and Physical evidence, from the marketing mix in the analysis using the SWOT analysis to determine the right strategy. Method: The study was descriptive qualitative research. The subjects in this study were the Director of Medical Services, Marketing Manager, one Marketing staff, dermatologist and six patients. The instrument used a form of interview guidelines and the type of recorder. Data analysis Used SWOT analysis. Results: (1) Aspects of the product; Products used in cooperation with Ristra because Ristra is a product that has been certified legal, so safe to use MUI emergency. (2) Aspects of the price, price is still relatively cheap because they still get the discount. (3) Aspects of the place; PKU Muhammadiyah Hospital in Yogyakarta strategically located alongside the highway easily accessible by any transportation making it easier for patients to come to the skin medical center. (4) Promotion: Promotion is not maximized, not broad market area just around the DIY. (5) People; trained human resources, good, loyal and work according to the procedure, Consumers who feel happy and satisfied with the services provided at the medical center skin. (6) Physical evidence; facilities and infrastructure such as physical buildings, medical equipment provided by hospital and has been standard. (7) Process: The process of medical skin care center for treatment tailored to the criteria that will be used in patient care, marketing process of the skin as support medical center for promotional material. Conclusion: The PKU Muhammadiyah Hospital in Yogyakarta in cooperation with the product Ristra because. legal and safe to use, its strategic location but the parking lot should be disciplined, the promotion should be more leverage and targets a broader region, based on SWOT analysis the most appropriate strategy used PKU Muhammadiyah Hospital in Yogyakarta is an aggressive strategy because it can be made in reference to using a strategy oriented to growth stage. Keywords: Skin Medical Center Services, Marketing Mix, SWOT analysis, Strategic Marketing

Why Should We Foster Core Specialty Collaboration in Cosmetic Medicine?

Every day in my cosmetic practice, I am faced with the challenge of maximizing patient outcomes through my knowledge of available and emerging energy-based technologies, soft-tissue injectables, and medical skin care products. Keeping up-to-date in these areas is an extremely time-consuming process. To better understand the scope of current research and clinical evidence, it is necessary to familiarize myself with the work coming from 4 distinct specialty groups: plastic surgery, dermatology, facial plastic surgery, and oculoplastic surgery. Although I am encouraged that each of these 4 core specialties in the field of cosmetic medicine has embraced the concept of evidence-based medicine (EBM) at national meetings and in society-endorsed peer-reviewed journals,1,2 I remain frustrated by the lack of widespread collaboration among the specialties to achieve standardized outcome measures that are both safety and patient-centric driven. As Dr Carl Hartrampf's fellow in 1988, I was exposed to the value of EBM. Under his direction, we meticulously evaluated clinical outcomes using prospectively collected data. I was introduced to the concepts of inclusion criteria and, more important, exclusion criteria so that best practices in autologous breast reconstruction could be developed. In 1996, Sackett et al3 wrote, “Evidence-based medicine is the conscientious, explicit and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients.” As American Board of Plastic Surgery-certified doctors, we are charged with developing our own “best practices” through a variety of avenues. First, we must engage in vigorous and ongoing evaluation of our clinical results. We accomplish this through careful observation, meticulous recording and analysis of all relevant data, and meaningful measurement of patient satisfaction. In addition, we draw from the experiences of other qualified practitioners by attending educational meetings and reading peer-reviewed journals. But how many meetings must we attend, and how …

A Study of Factors which Have Influence on the Selection of General Skincare Facilities and Medical Skincare Institutes -Focusing on the results of a survey of college student perception-

A Study of Factors which Have Influence on the Selection of General Skincare Facilities and Medical Skincare Institutes -Focusing on the results of a survey of college student perception-

Impact of Age and Body Site on Adult Female Skin Surface pH

Background: pH is known as an important parameter in epidermal barrier function and homeostasis. Aim: The impact of age and body site on skin surface pH (pH_SS) of women was evaluated in vivo. Methods: Time domain dual lifetime referencing with luminescent sensor foils was used for pH_SS measurements. pH_SS was measured on the forehead, the temple, and the volar forearm of adult females (n = 97, 52.87 ± 18.58 years, 20–97 years). Every single measurement contained 2,500 pH values due to the luminescence imaging technique used. Results: pH_SS slightly increases with age on all three investigated body sites. There are no significant differences in pH_SS between the three investigated body sites. Conclusion: Adult pH_SS on the forehead, the temple and the volar forearm increases slightly with age. This knowledge is crucial for adapting medical skin care products.

Evaluation of the effect of Dardia® Lipo Line on skin inflammation induced by surfactants using the repeated open‐application test

Medical skin care products are topical preparations with mainly moisturizing properties. A new line of medical skin products with an excellent tolerability profile and improved hydration for dry skin has been developed, but beneficial effects have not yet been investigated on damaged skin. To investigate if these products maintain barrier function and hydration status, improve subjective symptoms due to irritant contact dermatitis and to prove their tolerability on damaged skin. Single-centre, blinded, randomized, controlled study in 20 healthy Caucasian women. 5% sodium lauryl sulphate solution was used to induce skin irritation. Two sites on the inside surface of both forearms of each subject were treated daily for 5 days (irritation period). Lipo Cream, Lipo Milk (water-in-oil emulsions) and Lipo Ointment (water-free formulation) were applied twice daily to three of the four test sites on days 1-5. The fourth site was used as a control. Visual readings, subjective symptom assessments, transepidermal water loss (TEWL) and colorimetric measurements, corneometry and skin microrelief macrophotographies were done on days 1-6. On day 6, TEWL was increased vs baseline on all sites; however, TEWL with Lipo Cream or Lipo Ointment was significantly lower than control. At day 6, skin capacitance was 94%, 100% and 85% of baseline value for the cream, milk and ointment, respectively, versus 72% for control. All test products were well tolerated. Lipo Line products showed both protective properties against epidermal dysfunction and significant hydrating effect.

Alpha‐Glucosylrutin: ein hochwirksames Flavonoid zum Schutz vor oxidativem Streß

ZusammenfassungDas Bioflavonoid alpha‐Glucosylrutin (AGR) findet aufgrund seiner starken antioxidativen Wirksamkeit und hohen epidermalen Bioverfügbarkeit zunehmend Verwendung im dermato‐kosmetischen Bereich. Bioflavonoide sind sekundäre Pflanzenstoffe (Phytamine) mit einer gemeinsamen chemischen Grundstruktur und einem breit gefächerten Wirkungsspektrum, vor allem aber der Fähigkeit, reaktive Sauerstoffspezies (reactive oxygen species, ROS) zu neutralisieren. ROS beeinflussen und schädigen die Zelle sowohl durch direkte zytotoxische Effekte (Membrandestruktion durch Induktion radikalischer Kettenreaktionen, Mutationen nukleärer und mitochondrialer DNA etc.) als auch indirekt durch Modifikation intrazellulärer Signaltransduktionskaskaden, die entzündliche und proliferative Prozesse regulieren. Die ausgezeichnete antioxidative Wirksamkeit von AGR konnte durch verschiedene experimentelle in‐vitro‐ und in‐vivo‐Untersuchungen bestätigt werden. Weiterführende klinische Studien belegen eindeutig die Wirksamkeit einer prophylaktischen Anwendung von AGR bei dermatologischen Krankheitsbildern wie der polymorphen Lichtdermatose (PLD), bei denen oxidativer Streß von pathogenetischer Relevanz ist. Auch in anderen dermato‐kosmetischen Indikationsbereichen wie der vorzeitigen (lichtbedingten) Hautalterung scheint eine vorbeugende Behandlung mit AGR vielversprechend zu sein. In allen durchgeführten in‐vivo‐Untersuchungen zeigte sich zudem, daß AGR in den verwendeten Konzentrationen ein sehr gut hautverträglicher Wirkstoff für die medizinische Hautpflege ist.

Clinical evaluation of medical skin care in korea

Clinical evaluation of medical skin care in korea