Art of skin care by Roel Tolentino
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- 1. 7/5/2020 THE ART OF SKIN CARE Lecturer Prof. Roel Tolentino, MD, MBA, FPCS Health Coach
- 3. 3 EPIDERMIS The stratum corneum made essentially of dead cells is exfoliating.
- 4. 4 DERMIS The dermis is where the collagen and elastin fibers are (for the skin structure and elasticity).
- 7. ng Skin Billions spent on skin care products Wrinkles UV rays Smoking
- 10. 10 OIL PRODUCTION • Oil is produced in the sebaceous gland, production is stimulated by hormones.
- 11. 11 COMEDONES
- 12. 12 COMEDONES
- 13. 13 COMEDONES • Whiteheads are closed comedones. • The obstructed follicle prevents oil flow and provides an oil reservoir for bacterial growth. • They lead to inflammation
- 14. 14 COMEDONES • Blackheads are open comedones • The color is melanin and oxidized lipids • Blackheads are not inflammatory
- 16. 16
- 19. 19 UVA DAMAGE • UVA acts through an oxidative stress, forming free radicals • Reactive oxygen species create damages leading to cancer • Pigment production is the defense mechanism
- 20. 20 UVA DAMAGE • UVA acts through an oxidative stress, forming free radicals • Reactive oxygen species create damages leading to cancer • Pigment production is the defense mechanism
- 21. 21 UVA DAMAGE • UVA acts through an oxidative stress, forming free radicals • Reactive oxygen species create damages leading to cancer • Pigment production is the defense mechanism
- 22. 22 UVA DAMAGE • UVA acts through an oxidative stress, forming free radicals • Reactive oxygen species create damages leading to cancer • Pigment production is the defense mechanism
- 23. 23 COSMETICS : FUNCTIONS • Cleansing • Moisturizing • UV protection
- 24. 24 COSMETICS : FUNCTIONS • Aging – Wrinkle • Acne & Oily skin • Pigmentation
- 29. 29 MANIFESTATIONS OF SKIN AGING • Epidermis : • reduction in cell renewal rate • thickening of stratum corneum
- 30. 30 MANIFESTATIONS OF SKIN AGING • Epidermis : • decrease in barrier efficiency • pigmentation problems • decrease in skin immune system
- 31. 31 MANIFESTATIONS OF SKIN AGING • Sebaceous glands : • reduction in sebum secretion (hormones influenced) • Sweat glands : • less active
- 34. 34 WRINKLES • Gravity lines : • skin and muscle structure become slack and droops downwards • flabby cheeks, double chin, bags under the eyes and drooping eyelids
- 37. 37 ACNE Normal hair follicle where sebum empties onto skin surface through follicle opening
- 40. 40 Increases sebum secretion The cause of acne (1) The effect of Androgen hormones I’m Androgen Hyperkeratinization
- 41. 41 The cause of acne (2) The effect of Propionobacterium acnes We love sebum Hydrolyzes sebum Free fatty acids Inflammatory acne
- 42. 42 ACNE TREATMENT • Drugs • Dermatological Procedures • Cosmetics
- 43. 43 ACNE TREATMENT • Drugs • Dermatological Procedures • Cosmetics
- 44. 44 PIGMENTATION • Melanins are transferred from the melanocyte to the keratinocyte layers
- 45. Dry Skin and Itching • As we age – lower legs, elbows, and forearms • Causes – low humidity • Loss of sweat and oil glands • Overuse of soaps, perfumes, hot bathes, deodorants
- 46. The key to beautiful skin is maintaining its moisture balance. Your skin becomes prone to all sorts of damage when it loses its natural moisture.
- 47. Dry skin is more prone to developing wrinkles and getting damaged by the sun.
- 48. One of the basic things to care about in your 30s is skin pores. Open, large pores can give you a dull complexion.
- 49. Ground for bacteria, dust, and other impurities to settle in and block pores.
- 50. Toner is known for its excellent skin toning abilities. - tightens pores and gives you a smooth, glowing complexion. - keeps your skin hydrated, removing impurities.
- 51. 52 CLEANSING
- 52. 53 MOISTURIZING • Water, like air or light, is essential to life.
- 53. Handout 3 Moisturizing: Hydrate Your Skin • Work by providing a seal – keeps moisture from escaping • Apply moisturizers immediately after showering
- 54. Handout 3 Moisturizing: Hydrate Your Skin • Select best moisturizer for you • Depends on skin type • Age • Skin conditions • Daytime use moisturizer with at least SPF 15
- 56. Undamaged Skin Cell The look of healthy skin •Moisturized •Balanced •Smooth and plump
- 57. Dry Skin Cell Dry Skin Cell • Damaged primarily by lack of moisture and nourishment • Cells near the top are starving and create a rough, dry surface Dry Skin Cells Dry Skin
- 58. • Skin that suffers from a lack of balance between oil secretion and moisture • Pink layer reflects excessive sebum and oily pores Dry Skin Cell Oil Oily Pore Oily Skin
- 59. • Thin cells near the top represent cells suffering from lack of moisture • Dry cells and extra oil create an unattractive, uneven appearance Dry Skin Cell Oil Oily Pore Oily Skin
- 60. Basic SkinNeeds •Water •Cleanse and Exfoliate •Tone and Hydrate •Moisturise and Protect
- 63. Handout 4 Maintain a Healthy Skin
- 68. Handout 4 Maintain a Healthy Skin • Avoid antibacterial or antimicrobial soaps • Avoid using talc powders
- 70. slideshare.net skin care and roel tolentino roel _tolentino@yahoo.com
Editor's Notes
- Expression lines : they are the first manifestation due to constant creasing of the face accentuated by environmental factors they appear around the eyes (crow’s feet), the nose and mouth (naso-labial fold), forehead (frown lines)