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Botulin, which is produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, is among the most powerful poisons and can cause death in a very small dose of 0.0003 (xg/kg. It acts by paralyzing the muscles, so that breathing stops. In recent years, it was discovered that it can also be used to paralyze the muscles that cause skin wrinkles, and so has found use in the facial cosmetics industry for improving the appearances of aged people. [Pg.25]

Unlabeled Uses Treatment of disorders of keratinization, including photo-aged skin (wrinkled skin), liver spots... [Pg.1259]

Looking to the immediate future, there are some areas where skin care may soon make some significant advances. As we grow older, our skin wrinkles because it has lost much of its elasticity. One of the reasons for this loss of elasticity is because of the formation of chemical bonds, called... [Pg.361]

Normal, healthy aging affects your vanity more than it does your ability to function. Your skin wrinkles, your hair turns gray, your hairline recedes, you can t see things up close, and you don t heal as quickly. Also, as you become older your muscles stiffen and the connective tissues become less elastic. Healthy aging may slow you down, but it doesn t stop you. [Pg.103]

Smoking causes several cosmetic changes too. Tobacco stains teeth and fingers. Smoke odor on breath, clothes, and hair may be offensive to others. Smokers are nearly five times more likely to develop more and deeper skin wrinkles, and have a higher risk for baldness and prematurely gray hair. [Pg.376]

Genzer J, Groenewold J (2006) Soft matter with hard skin from skin wrinkles to templating and material characterization. Soft Matter 2 310-323... [Pg.95]

Blank, R.L., Use of Salicylic Acid for Regulating Skin Wrinkles and/or Skin Atrophy, U.S. Patent 5,780,456, July 14, 1998. [Pg.296]

Cutaneous or mucous reactions occur in about 15-30% of patients using tiopronin. Alopecia, erythema, eczema, cutaneous vasculitis, lichenoid eruptions, skin wrinkling, or a perforating elastoma can develop (l-3,5,6). [Pg.3431]

The skin wrinkles when pinched between the fingers. [Pg.108]

Before (a) and after (b) a full-face phenol peel (Lip Eyelid formula) a combination of yellow skin, wrinkles, fine lines and lentigines in a patient who smokes. Thirty days after the peel the erythema is normal. The patient is not wearing any make-up. Botulinum toxin was injected 8 days before the peel (forehead, frown lines and crow s feet). [Pg.237]

Acne scars treated with a full-face phenol peel (Exoderm ). On the 8th day, there is a distinct improvement in the structure of the skin wrinkles have disappeared, along with small active acne lesions. However, the improvement in the acne scars remains limited. [Pg.242]

Tretinoin is also used as an antiwrinkle cream. There is disagreement on the mechanism and there may be more than one. Some improvement may be attributable to the irritation the drug causes. There is an increase in epidermal cell turnover, shedding older cells and thickening the skin. Also the drug may combine with epidermal retinoic acid receptors, thereby decreasing keratin production. Keratin can contribute to skin wrinkling (13). [Pg.373]

Carrot seed For toning and rejuvenating mature skin, wrinkles, scars for eczema and psoriasis as a stimulant to immune and lymphatic systems for relieving premenstrual syndrome and regulating monthly cycles to ease anxiety and stress... [Pg.474]

A youthful state of skin is generally measured by its elasticity and tautness. Collagen and elastin in the dermis contribute to these properties. However, with age and adverse environmental effects such as UV radiation, lack of moisture, etc., the elasticity and tautness of skin decreases and the skin wrinkles and shows sign of aging. Exposure to UV radiation and aging leads to a decrease in hyaluronic acid and polysaccharides and excessive production of an enzyme called elastase. This enzyme destroys elastin and leads to loss of skin elasticity. [Pg.481]

Collagen CLR. [Henkel/Cospha] Carrier of native soluble colleen in weakly acid hydrophilic medium prods, for aging skin, wrinkle, and after-sun treatments. [Pg.81]


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