基本説明
Contains "tricks of the trade" from practically minded, technically skilled, hands-on clinicians. Prev. Ed: 2005.
Full Description
The 2nd Edition of Chemical Peels, by Drs. Rebecca Tung and Mark G. Rubin, shows you how to get great results by performing the newest techniques and treatments. Explore new chapters devoted to body peeling, review adjunct therapies and various methods used internationally, master chemical peeling for darker skin types, and examine case studies with before-and-after clinical photographs. Complemented by procedures captured on DVD, this new edition in the Procedures in Cosmetic Dermatology Series lets you offer your patients the best skin rejuvenation methods available today.Learn the "tricks of the trade" from practically minded, technically skilled, hands-on clinicians.Review a wealth of color illustrations and photographs that depict cases as they present in practice. Improve your technique by examining common pitfalls and how to optimize outcomes.Get a look at emerging topics in the field, with guidance on the newest developments in cosmetic proceduresConfidently meet the growing demand for chemical body peeling with a targeted chapter addressing the stronger chemical concentrations and added skills needed, the extent of treatments, and the body areas that prove the most resistant.Enhance outcomes for your patients with new coverage of the CROSS technique for improving hard-to-treat scars.Explore new chapters on comprehensive complications with expert advice on how to avoid them and details on corrective management.Know how to vary your technique for patients with darker skin types, and learn alternate approaches used internationally.Get expert tips by viewing case study details with "before-and-after" clinical photographs.Watch experts perform beginning-to-end procedures including superficial, medium, and deep peels via video on DVD.Learn the latest techniques for one of the most highly demanded dermatology procedures from pioneers in the field, Drs. Rubin and Tung.
Contents
1 Chemistry of Peelings and Hypothesis of the Mechanism of ActionLuc Dewandre, Alain Tenenbaum2 Choosing the Correct Peel for the Appropriate PersonYardy Tse3 The Role of Priming the Skin for PeelsBarry I. Resnik4 Alpha Hydroxy Acid PeelCherie M. Ditre5 Salicylic Acid PeelsPearl E. Grimes6 The Progressive Peel: The Combined Jessner, TCA, Retinoid PeelJames E. Fulton Jr7 Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA Peels)Janie M. Leonhardt, Kathleen Rossy, Naomi Lawrence8 Phenol PeelingPhillip A. Stone9 Peeling in Darker Skin TypesDoris M. Hexsel, Camile Luiza Hexsel, Juliana Dumet Fernandes, Peter Paul Rullan10 Chemical Reconstruction of Skin Scars (CROSS) TechniqueKee Yang Chung, Jung Bock Lee, Kwang Hoon Lee, Sung Bin Cho11 Proprietary PeelsSuzan Obagi, Shauna Kranendonk12 Body PeelsRebecca Tung, Rebecca Tung, Mauricio Sato, Natalie Kim, Fabiane Mulinari Brenner13 Chemical Peeling: The European ExperienceGabriella Fabbrocini, Maria Pia De Padova, Antonella Tosti14 Chemical Peeling: Combinations of TherapyGary D. Monheit15 Avoiding Complications with Chemical PeelsDavid M. Duffy16 Complications of Chemical PeelingKyle M. Coleman, William P. Coleman III
