Aesthetics and medicine – perspectives, question marks, issues to be addressed
Interview with prof. dr hab. n. med. Barbara Zegarska
Artykuły EN 3-4-2022
Artykuły EN z wydania nr 3-4 2022 r.
The use of chemical peels in the complementary treatment of skin diseases
dr n. med. Ewa Chlebus Key words: chemical peeling, maintenance therapy, acne vulgaris, acne of adults, rosacea, retinoids, side effects Abstract The author discusses the use of chemical peelings in the complementary treatment of such dermatoses as acne vulgaris, adult acne, rosacea, melasma, as well as the use in precancerous skin conditions. The right preparations …
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Effects of electromagnetic fields on the human body
prof. dr hab. inż. Mirosław Kwaśny Key words: electromagnetic fields, electromagnetic radiation, biological effects, magnetotherapy, electrotherapy Abstract This article presents the issue of the effects on living organisms of electromagnetic fields (field-EM) and electromagnetic radiation (radiation-EM) from the radio wave and microwave ranges. It characterises natural and artificial sources of EM fields, the mechanisms of …
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Diagnostics and management of bruxism, including botulinum toxin treatment
prof. dr hab. n. med. Małgorzata Pihut Key words: bruxism, treatment, botulinum toxin, polysomnographic study Abstract Currently, bruxism is considered as masticatory muscle activity during sleep and daytime and is divided – depending on the diagnostic methods used – into probable, definite sleep bruxism and awake bruxism.Among adults, bruxism occurs in approximately 16% of the …
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Complications after facial aesthetic procedures – practical tips (2). Complication after facelift with PDO Minerva threads. Case report
lek. Aleksander Olsztyński Key words: PDO threads, complication, thread fragment, thread displacement Abstract Polydioxanone (PDO) sutures are synthetic, biocompatible and absorbable fibres thathave been used for many years in surgical sutures and aesthetic procedures. PDO has been proven in studies to stimulate the formation of new collagen and elastin in tissues, which increases skin firmness …
Key bioelements in cancer prevention and treatment
Interview with prof. prof. dr. hab. n. med. Janem A. Lubińskim