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        皮膚美容醫學是以皮膚疾病的預防、治療及皮膚保健為基礎，為追求皮膚健康與美麗的一門學問。皮膚美容醫學的工作項目包括美容及健康諮詢、皮膚生理之鑑定與分析、 貼膚試驗 、化妝品之成份分析與使用指導，提供正常皮膚或病態皮膚之保養程序設計、皮膚缺陷之預防與處理，以及涉及藥物或醫療程序如雷射、換膚等之使用。

        皮膚美容醫學的基本訓練第一必須了解皮膚的基本醫學；第二要了解化妝品內容物的實質用途，定位外用藥、藥性化妝品和一般化妝品需十分嚴格；第三是了解各類先端科技之應用，如雷射、冷凍等技術。此外因為美容容易產生醫療糾紛，因此對於相關的法律也要格外留意。

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1 Bioengineering of the skin : skin biomechanics / edited by Peter Elsner ... [et al.] CRC 2002 WR102 B61546 2002 Advanced bookpic From Doody Review Services Reviewer: Patricia Wong, MD (Stanford University Medical Center) Description: This is an extremely technical, comprehensive discussion on skin biomechanics written at a level that would require an engineering background. Researchers who study diseases such as scleroderma, mucopolysaccharidoses, and cutis laxa may find this book a welcome addition to their library. The chapters exhaustively cover in excruciating detail how to measure the elasticity, tensile strength, collagen, and other skin mechanics. The devices used to make these measurements are schematically diagrammed and explained. Purpose: The purpose is to provide current information on noninvasive methods to assess skin biomechanics. These goals are met. Audience: The book is appropriate for skin researchers only. A strong mathematical and engineering background is necessary to understand the information. Features: The book includes tables of reference values for normal skin distensibility, elasticity, and relaxation; product testing for moisturizers; the parameters one would measure to assess antiaging products, and the measuring principles and components of measuring devices, including the ballistometer, the elastometer, the microindentometer, the cutometer. Some of these devices require computer software to operate. This aspect of utilization is not addressed in the book. Assessment: Researchers who must evaluate changes in the biomechanical properties of skin would find this book fascinating and very useful ,or they may already know most of the information and find it a good reference to look up and confirm facts.
2 Bioengineering of the skin : water and the stratum corneum / edited by Joachim Fluhr ... [et al.] CRC 2005 WR102 B6155 2005 Advanced bookpic From the Publisher 　　Skin bioengineering is an expanding field of investigative and clinical dermatology. This second edition of the popular Bioengineering of the Skin: Water and Stratum Corneum focuses on a dramatically improved understanding of skin physiology based on a large number of recent publications. It explains the mechanisms involved in stratum Corneum barrier function and stratum Corneum hydration and brings up-to-date all research on epidermal water and transepidermal water loss in health and disease. All chapters are thoroughly revised and new chapters have been added on hydration and itching. This volume includes new guidelines on the standardization of measurements. Synopsis 　　Prefacing a volume reflecting a decade of progress in the field of dermatology since the first edition, Fluhr (Friedrich-Schiller-U., Jena, Germany) notes that understanding of the function of the stratum corneum has changed from it being considered an inert interface between the body and the environment to a biologically active membrane with hydration as well as barrier functions. The first of the 32 chapters contributed by international scientists from academia and industry treat the special relationship between the epidermis and lipids that form a lipid-water phase. Succeeding chapters present problems associated with skin water loss; new guidelines for assessing skin physiology; and bioengineered methods used in experimental, clinical, and commercial applications. Detailed instructions are given on conducting product testing. Annotation c2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
3 Botulinum toxin in clinical dermatology / edited by Anthony V. Benedetto and Dermatologic Taylor & Francis 2006 QW630.5.B2 B751 2006 Advanced bookpic From the Publisher Botulinum Toxin in Clinical Dermatology explores botulinum toxin, from its early recognition as a food borne toxin to its current form as a pharmaceutical injectible. This high quality, well-illustrated, practical manual presents the latest on the clinical use of the different types of botulinum toxins available and presents in a clear and concise way all the pertinent and up-to-date information on how to inject botulinum toxin and avoid complications. Packed with clinical photographs and scientific drawings, each chapter addresses a different aspect of the topic. This is the most comprehensive and authoritative reference for cosmetic injections of BTX for removal of facial and neck wrinkles.
4 Chemical peels / edited by Mark G. Rubin Elsevier Saunders 2006 WO600 C517 2006 Advanced bookpic From the Publisher 　　Introducing a new title in the Procedures in Cosmetic Dermatology Series! This breakthrough reference presents up-to-the-minute, practical guidance on the full range of chemical peel procedures including superficial peels, light peels, medium depth peels, and more-edited by one of the foremost pioneers in the field, Mark G. Rubin. Succinctly written and lavishly illustrated, this resource focuses on procedural how to's and offers step-by-step guidance on proper techniques, pitfalls, and tricks of the trade. An accompanying DVD shows clips of key techniques so you can implement the newest procedures into your practice immediately. ‧ Covers the hottest topics in chemical peels-including the latest techniques for deep phenol peels-all in one concise, accessible volume. ‧ Provides the "tricks of the trade" of practically minded, technically skilled, hands-on clinicians. ‧ Features a wealth of color illustrations and photographs that depict cases as they present in practice. ‧ Discusses common pitfalls and emphasizes how to optimize outcomes, enabling you to improve your technique. ‧ Highlights emerging topics in the field, with guidance on the newest developments in cosmetic surgery. ‧ Comes with a comprehensive DVD containing video clips of techniques and procedures as well as the experts' hints and tips.
5 Color atlas of cosmetic dermatology / Marc R. Avram ... [et al.] McGraw-Hill 2007 WR17 C7192 2007 Basic bookpic Doody Review Services Reviewer:Kathleen E. Kramer, MD(Stanford University) Description:This atlas aims to provide information and photographs on many of the cosmetic techniques practiced by dermatologists today. Purpose:In a succinct yet complete manner, the techniques, instructions, side effects, and management of the patient are discussed. There is a lot of literature on these subjects, but usually scattered. It is very helpful to have all of this presented in one volume and in an unbiased manner, and mindful of side effect profiles. Audience:The book is written for anyone who performs, or plans to perform, minimally invasive cosmetic procedures. It would be useful for physicians as well as physician extenders in a dermatologist's or plastic surgeon's office. Dermatology or plastic surgery residents would also find this helpful. Even patients, contemplating a procedure, would find the descriptions and photos elucidating. The authors are authorities in this field. Features:Chapters are arranged by disease or problem, i.e., pigmentation or vascular alterations. Within each chapter specific disorders are addressed. Cosmetic techniques for improvement are outlined and detailed, step-by-step instructions, side effects, and management of the patient are presented with each. The book is replete with good quality photos and tables. It is easy to read, straightforward and complete. However, the editing was not too careful and there are several misidentified photos and typos. Assessment:This atlas provides clear, succinct, information about several minimally invasive cosmetic techniques that would be very useful in the office of anyonewho performs these techniques or who discusses them with patients. I found the book fascinating and could not put it down until I had read it cover-to-cover.
6 Cosmeceuticals / edited by Zoe Diana Draelos Elsevier Saunders 2005 WR650 C8347 2005 Basic bookpic Doody Review Services Reviewer: Patricia Wong, MD (Stanford University Medical Center) Description: Finally, a book discussing the merits of cosmetic skin care products based on scientific data has been published. The purpose of the various ingredients used in moisturizers, shampoo, botanicals, antioxidants, etc. is explained. Purpose: The purpose is to make dermatologists knowledgeable about the various cosmetic products available and to make educated recommendations for patients. Audience: The audience is dermatologists. Features: Clear analysis of the different strategies used to treat hyperpigmentation, wrinkles, increase collagen production, xerosis, etc., is presented. The authors are careful to be noncommittal in making specific recommendations. I wish they would have mentioned their preferences and stated that this was their impression. There are some photographs in the book that do not really impart any useful information. There is a photo of a jumble of upside down moisturizing products with the caption below stating "many products contain mineral oil." I wish they would have commented whether they thought Stivectin really has any effect rather than limiting the discussion to how it is supposed to interact with the tissues. Some of the chapters are rather short, 2 pages, leaving me longing for a more in-depth coverage. Assessment: All in all, I enjoyed the book and think that anyone with a cosmetic patient population would find reading it educational. It is quite informative compared to other books on the subject without bogging the reader down with bioengineering equations. I look forward to the next edition.
7 Cosmetic and clinical applications of botulinum toxin / William J. Lipham SLACK 2004 QW630.5.B2 L764c 2004 Advanced bookpic Doody Review Services Reviewer: Jeffrey S Rosenthal, m.d. (Bridgeport Hospital) Description: This is an excellent primer for those interested in the use of botulinum and tissue fillers of the facial region. The book covers products in use and those on the horizon. Purpose: The author's intent is to familiarize the reader with the basic uses of botulinum toxin and dermal tissue fillers by providing clear guidelines and helpful advice along with a clinical setting appropriate for the use of these products. New applications that expand the scope of botulinum are addressed along with guiding principles for treating lines generated by active or dynamic facial expression and static wrinkles associated with the skin aging process. This book is a valuable reference source containing easy to assimilate information without the pretext of being the beginning or end to this subject. Nor is it meant to preclude further investigatory work along with didactic sessions in a clinical setting. Audience: The editor is an ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgeon who writes the majority of the botulinum chapters and calls upon fellow ophthalmic plastic surgeons to round out the remainder of the text. The purpose and overall effect of this book is to educate all comers. Although not specifically targeted for any one group, it furnishes supportive information to the established clinical practitioner and assists the newly burnished ophthalmic and plastic surgical physician, as well as those wishing to administer these products, with much fodder for thought. Features: The early chapters (1-7) bring the reader through the history of botulinum toxin, relevant facial muscular anatomy necessary for the toxin injections, basic physiology regarding the interaction of the toxin, nerve, and muscle axis and clinical applications as well as off-label uses of botulinum toxin. Finally, the ultimate two chapters describe currently available cosmetic tissue fillers and their application along with dermal filler agents looming on the shoals of the FDA approval list. All chapters are clearly written and are accompanied by visual aids that further clarify the author's message. The presentation is linear, first bringing the reader through basic didactic information and then demonstrating the clinical relevance of both botulinum toxin and tissue fillers. Those with prior experience in the realm of substances that produce muscular paralysis and/or tissue fillers used to provide a smoother or fuller visage can read through the essentials of this book in a timely manner. Assessment: This book, as intended by the author, is a very useful guide that will assist physicians in avoiding some of the pitfalls that one encounters when delving into this area. It is a well thought out presentation that will afford the reader a positive encounter.
8 Cosmetic dermatology : principles and practice / Leslie Baumann McGraw-Hill 2002 WR650 B347c 2002 Basic bookpic From The Publisher 1)Scientific answers to everyday cosmetic problems 2)Clinical, factual and practical 3)Toward evidence-based medicine in cosmetic dermatology This outstanding text should serve as a spur to the medical community to insist upon well-researched cosmetic procedures. The new text Cosmetic Dermatology: Principles and Practice is designed to help you… * Understand the basic science of the skin and the factors affecting its appearance * Comprehend the factors contributing to premature aging of the skin * Responsibly answer your patients' questions about the efficacy of skin care products * Feel confident when asked to recommend over-the-counter products * Learn the basics about collagen injections, botulinum toxin injections and chemical peels Get an unbiased review of the data available on various cosmetic products and procedures. Separate the facts form the myths in the aesthetic industry. Dr. Baumann is Director of Cosmetic Dermatology at the University of Miami, the first such department in the country. She writes chapters for Gellis/Kagan: CURRENT PEDIATRIC THERAPY by WBS and our own DIGM. She is the primary investigator for a wrinkle study conducted by Allergan. She is one of 12 consultants for Elizabeth Arden, and she writes a monthly column entitled “Your Cosmetic Practice” for Skin and Aging, a magazine for dermatologists with a subscriber list of 8,000. She has recently been quoted in TIME Magazine (October 11, 1999 issue) advocating a morecautious approach to cosmetic procedures.
9 Cutaneous and cosmetic laser surgery / edited by Mitchel P. Goldman Mosby Elsevier 2006 WR650 C9875 2006 Advanced bookpic From The Publisher Description Edited and authored by some of the most respected figures in cosmetic dermatologic surgery, this brand-new book is your comprehensive guide to the explosive field of cosmetic laser surgery. Inside, you'll find case studies and a liberal use of full-color before and after photographs that show the progress of patients hours, days, weeks, and years after treatment ‧ an in-depth analysis of both currently available laser techniques as well as future laser systems ‧ a DVD-ROM of techniques and procedures ‧ and much more. Key Features  Features case reports containing pre-, immediate, and post-operative information accompanied by full-color photographs that show recovery from as early as one day in some cases, to long-term results in others.  Discusses the wide range use of laser applications, including thermage (the hottest topic in the field today) ‧ skin rejuvenation ‧ minimization of acne scarring ‧ removing pigment from the skin, such as that found in tattoos ‧ and removing excess hair. ◎ Includes clinical pearls from the experts where appropriate. ◎ Presents an entire chapter on Laser Safety. ◎ Covers information on complications as well as problems and how to solve them—in each chapter. ◎Uses over 600 full-color illustrations to illuminate every detail. ◎ Includes a BONUS DVD-ROM of techniques and procedures that demonstrates the use of laser combinations and explains the art and practice of laser srgery.
10 Dermal absorption / first draft prepared by Drs. Janet Kielhorn ... [et al.] World Health Organization 2006 W1 En89h v.235 2006 Advanced bookpic From The Publisher Summary Dermal (percutaneous, skin) absorption is a global term that describes the transport of chemicals from the outer surface of the skin both into the skin and into the systemic circulation. Dermal absorption can occur from occupational, environmental, or consumer skin exposure to chemicals, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical products. This new volume in the Environmental Health Criteria Series presents an overview of dermal absorption and its consideration in the risk assessment of chemicals. It describes the methods available to assess dermal absorption, the significance of skin as a route of exposure and the interpretation of results of dermal absorption studies for risk assessment. In addition, it presents and discusses current topics of interest in the field of dermal absorption. This book will be useful to biology and toxicology scientists and researchers, as well as to regulatory authorities and the chemical industry.
11 Dermatotoxicology / edited by Hongbo Zhai and Howard I. Maibach CRC 2004 WR140 D43518 2004 Advanced bookpic From The Publisher For twenty-five years, Dermatotoxicology has stood as the definitive reference book in the field. A generation of toxicologists and dermatologists has consulted this volume throughout their careers, finding within it a wealth of theoretical and practical guidance. Renowned for its unparalleled coverage, the new edition has been widely expanded to include new chapters on barrier creams, cosmetic reactions, UV radiation exposure, electron paramagnetic resonance, and more. This completely revised and reworked edition constitutes a major contribution to the field of dermatotoxicology. Researchers and clinicians will find this an invaluable reference resource time and time again. Synopsis An international group of specialists wrote the 53 chapters of the 6th edition of this substantial and completely revised reference, which was edited by Hongbo Zhai and Maibach, both affiliated with the U. of California in San Francisco. The editors also co-wrote many of the chapters. Among the topics new to this edition are barrier creams, cosmetic reactions, UV radiation exposure, electron paramagnetic resonance, and hazardous substances in soil and water. Introductory chapters describe aspects of skin permeability, occlusion and barrier function, percutaneous absorption of complex chemical mixtures, anatomical factors affecting barrier function, and the role of lipids in percutaneous absorption. The chapters are grouped into concepts and methods.
12 Laser and lights / edited by David J. Goldberg Elservier Saunders 2005 WR650 L27 2005 Advanced bookpic From The Publisher Introducing a new title in the Procedures in Cosmetic Dermatology Series! This breakthrough reference presents up-to-the-minute, practical guidance on the use of lasers for the treatment of pigmented and vascular lesions-edited by one of the top laser surgeons in the world, Dr. David Goldberg. Succinctly written and lavishly illustrated, this resource focuses on procedural how to's and offers step-by-step guidance on proper techniques, pitfalls, and tricks of the trade. An accompanying DVD shows clips of key techniques so readers can implement the newest procedures into their practice immediately. ◎Covers the hottest topics-including the treatment of vascular lesions, leg veins, pigmented lesions and tattoos, scars, non-melanoma skin cancer, acne, psoriasis, and more-all in one concise, accessible volume. ◎Provides the "tricks of the trade" of more than 20 practically-minded, technically skilled, hands-on clinicians. ◎Features a wealth of color illustrations and photographs that depict cases as they present in practice. ◎ Discusses common pitfalls and emphasizes how to optimize outcomes, enabling readers to improve their technique. ◎ Highlights emerging topics in the field, with guidance on the newest developments in cosmetic surgery. ◎ Comes with a comprehensive DVD containing video clips of techniques and procedures as well as the experts' hints and tips.
13 Textbook of cosmetic dermatology / edited by Robert Baran, Howard I. Maibach Taylor & Francis 2005 WR650 T354 2005 Basic bookpic From The Publisher Embracing both the art and science of skin care, Cosmetic Dermatology covers a wide range of interventions and treatments designed to maintain and beautify healthy skin and protect and improve damaged skin. A 'bible' in the field of cosmetic dermatology, this highly acclaimed text is now in its third edition. New chapters cover cosmeceuticals, assessing hair regrowth in androgenic alopecia, ingredients and safety of cellulite creams, keloids, cosmetic cryosurgery, cosmetic denervation with botulilinum toxin, AHAs, and more. Focusing on why and how the scientific detail of why and how the biotechnology works, it is an indispensable guide for all involved in this rapidly expanding field.
14 The Asian skin : a reference colour atlas of dermatology / edited by Goh Chee Leok, Chua Sze Hon, Ng See Ket McGraw-Hill 2005 WR17 A8322 2005 Advanced bookpic From The Publisher "Asians comprise a diverse group of people from South Asia, which includes Pakistan, India, and Sri Lanka, Southeast Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines) and North Asia ( Japan, Korea, and China). In these regions, the Fitzpatrick skin types III, IV, and V predominate." "Similar dermatoses involving the Asian skin often take on a slightly different clinical appearance from those affecting the Caucasian skin which is predominantly Fitzpatrick skin types I and II. This is mainly due to the inherent differences in melanin content and its distribution in the different races." This comprehensive atlas of dermatology contains more than 1,000 high-quality clinical photographs on dermatoses affecting the Asian skin. Conditions unique to Asians are well illustrated in this atlas. This compilation will undoubtedly serve as a valuable reference atlas and an essential companion to the dermatology textbook to all dermatologists managing patients of Asian descent. Doody Review Services Reviewer: Patricia Wong, MD (Stanford University Medical Center) Description: Asian Skin is a color atlas of skin diseases. Since the authors are from Singapore, all the patients photographed are Asian. However, the diseases discussed are not unique to Asians and most of the skin abnormalities do not look clinically significantly different in Asians. There is a short clinical description and therapeutic statement accompanying each photograph. Some of the photographs are not high enough in quality to see the details of lesions, for example in leprosy, Hailey-Hailey disease, pseudoxanthoma elasticum. Purpose: The purpose is to educate physicians in diagnosing dermatologic conditions in Asians by providing a color reference. Audience: The audience is physicians and dermatology residents. Features: The best feature is the number of photographs and the range of skin abnormalities covered. Aside from the tendency of Asian skin to hyperpigment I would have liked to have seen more of a discussion on how Asian skin looks different with particular conditions versus non-Asian skin. Assessment: There are many good clinical color atlases available and this will join that number.