Cosmetics and Dermatologic Problems and Solutions, Third Edition

Cosmetics for skin, hair, and nails play a vital part in the management and treatment of many dermatological conditions; unfortunately, they may also at times be the cause of some dermatological problems. They are therefore subjects where dermatologists need to be aware of the major commercial developments taking place, in addition to the many common Over The Counter products already available, in order to be vigilant in checking the possible benefits or disadvantages for patients. This text takes a serious look at the integration of skin care products, cosmetics, hair adornments, and nail cosmetics in the daily practice of dermatology, expanding the realm of disease treatment beyond diagnosis and treatment into the maintenance phase of healthy skin, hair, and nails.

Front Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgment -- Section I Facial cosmetic dermatology: Introduction -- Chapter 1. Acne and cosmetics -- Chapter 2. Rosacea and cosmetics -- Chapter 3. Facial moisturizers and eczema -- Chapter 4. Sensitive skin and contact dermatitis -- Chapter 5. Aging skin and cosmeceuticals -- Chapter 6. Facial scarring and camouflaging -- Chapter 7. Ethnic skin and pigmentation -- Chapter 8. Male skin care -- Chapter 9. Facial photoprotection -- Chapter 10. Lip cosmetic considerations -- Chapter 11. Eyes -- Chapter 12. Postsurgical cosmetics -- Chapter 13. Facial adornment -- Chapter 14. Troubleshooting problematic ingredients -- Section I Facial cosmetic dermatology: Summary -- Section II Cosmetics in dermatology of the body: Introduction -- Chapter 15. Personal hygiene, cleansers, and xerosis -- Chapter 16. Body xerosis and moisturization -- Chapter 17. Hand dermatitis and moisturization -- Chapter 18. Hyperhidrosis and antiperspirants -- Chapter 19. Fragrances, dermatitis, and vasomotor rhinitis -- Chapter 20. Body photoprotection -- Chapter 21. Sunless tanning creams -- Chapter 22. Cellulite -- Chapter 23. Stretch marks -- Section III Hair: Introduc…