The role of collagen and how to replenish its reserves from the outside and inside. The impact of vitamin C on collagen formation and skin health. How to restore the skin matrix. Tips for those preparing for invasive procedures, as well as for those who want to improve their quality of life.

Rosacea is a common, chronic cutaneous condition that affects the face. Two topicals and one oral medication are currently approved for the treatment of rosacea, including azelaic acid, metronidazole, and sub-antimicrobial dose of doxycycline.

Wrinkles are classified by their location, depth (superficial and deep), as well as by their mechanism of formation (mimic wrinkles associated with changes in tone and activity of facial muscles, and static wrinkles caused by gravitational ptosis of the facial soft tissues).

Modern whitening agents are used for the correction and treatment of hypermelanosis. When using depigmenting products, one should be able to “read” the label and understand that the skin lightening process may take more than just one month.

Systemic therapy for acne is prescribed in cases of moderate to severe acne, in the absence of clinical effect from previous topical treatments, in patients prone to scarring, when lesions are localized on the back, and in cases of dysmorphophobia.

The choice of therapeutic strategy for acne should be based on an analysis of two main criteria: the severity of the skin condition and the nature of its course. Topical therapy is prescribed for patients regardless of the severity of the disease.

Acne is one of the most common human diseases and is a chronic condition manifested by open or closed comedones and inflammatory skin lesions in the form of papules, pustules, and nodules.

In any country in the world, finding “your” cosmetologist — someone you can trust with preserving your youth and beauty — is, to some extent, a matter of luck. Choosing a cosmetologist is as difficult as finding The Perfect Wedding Dress — but when you meet them, you’ll simply know.

Until recently, plastic surgery was based on a simple principle: signs of aging were eliminated by excising skin, fat, fascia, and muscle tissue, followed by tightening of the remaining tissues. But what about now? What changes have occurred in the approach to rejuvenation?

In recent years, a trend has emerged toward undergoing rejuvenating procedures at an early age. The reasoning behind this is quite simple: early rejuvenation helps delay aging. But is this really the case?