Effect of retinol treatment complex on aging skin.
Year: 2021
Type: dissertation
Abstract: SUMMARY Monika Avsejenko. Effect of retinol treatment complex on aging skin. Cosmetology study program student's final work. Supervisor Jolanta Prakapavičienė Department of Health Care and Rehabilitation, Utena College, Faculty of Medicine. Utena, 2021 The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of a set of procedures with retinol on aging skin. The following tasks are set in the work: to determine the condition of aging facial skin before the course of retinol procedures; to assess the condition of aging facial skin after a course of procedures with retinol; to analyze the changes in the aging skin condition achieved during the study. Research methods: scientific literature and case analysis, observation. Women aged 50 to 65 years (Study A and Study B) were selected for the study. The subjects met the requirements for the topic of the final work: aging facial skin. A history of facial skin visually and manually revealed that the facial skin of the subjects was dry, lacking elasticity and tone. Study A's well-being after the treatment cycle: After 4 cycles of mesotherapy procedures, the skin became brighter and visible wrinkles decreased. Study B's well-being after the treatment cycle: After 4 cycles of mesotherapy procedures, the skin became brighter and visible wrinkles decreased, especially in the eye area. The subject felt that the skin had become smoother and that small wrinkles had decreased. The conclusions are presented. Evaluation of the condition of the examined facial skin by visual and manual examination methods shows a positive effect of the procedure on aging skin. Skin elasticity improved, pigment spots became lighter. It can be stated that microneedle therapy had a positive effect on the regeneration of the skin structure. Assessing the condition of the study wrinkles in the forehead area after 4 mesotherapy procedures, it can be stated that microneedle therapy can be used in the correction of dynamic wrinkles.
Author: Avsejenko, Monika,
Language: Lithuanian
Subfield: Dermatology
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7132325855