6th International Dermatology Conference: Skin and Body

The stress and uncertainty of 2021 still emerge over us, this year more than ever; we all deserve to treat our self to a little extra. We have put together most popular beauty treatments to look 1. Hydra Facial The most popular introduction to the world of beauty treatments is the Hydra facial . In fact, it is thought that a Hydra Facial is performed every 15 seconds around the world. Designed to    tighten, brighten, and smooth the skin, offering results which are immediate. It involves the use of several gentle and different techniques which when combined, hydrate, exfoliate and feed the skin with essential nutrients. Toxins are flushed and the skin is detoxed dead skin cells are removed through gentle exfoliation . 2. Microdermabrasion Designed to resurface the skin and remove dead skin cells, microdermabrasion can also be used to treat enlarged pores, pigmentation and marks caused by acne. Microdermabrasion is different from the micro needling. Microdermabrasion is not a

Physical modalities and many agents which are topical and been used along the years to give the appearance to the face a more youthful look. The goal has always been to consistently effective and rejuvenate the face while minimize the recovery time and complications of risk. Various lasers (pigmented lesion, vascular lesion,    resurfacing, and hair removal) botulin. A toxin, various dermal subcutaneous filler substances and chemical peels are there. Dermatologic surgery deals with the treatment of medically necessary, diagnosis and cosmetic conditions of the nails, hair, skin, veins, mucous membranes and tissues are adjacent by various, reconstructive, surgical non-surgical methods and cosmetic. The surgery purpose is to which dermatologic is to repair the skin intentionally. Non-Invasive Services- energy-based devices and Lasers, Microdermabrasion Injectable- By these we can be eliminate wrinkles and Excessive underarm sweating Laser Treatments- Skin discolorations, wrinkles

The increase pollution of air over the years has important effects on the skin of human. The skin is exposed to environmental air and ultraviolet radiation (UVR) pollutants such as aromatic polycyclic hydrocarbons (PAHs), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), ozone (O 3 ), oxides, particulate matter (PM), and smoke of cigarette. Again  skin of human acts as a biological shield against physical air pollutants and pro-oxidative chemicals, the  prolonged  exposure to more levels of these pollutants may have intense effects on the skin which are negative. Exposure of the skin to pollutants of air has been combined with allergic skin or inflammatory and skin aging conditions such as eczema, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis or acne, while skin  cancer  is among the most serious effects. On the another hand, few of the air pollutants (i.e., nitrogen dioxide, O 3 ,   and sulfur dioxide) and spread particulates (clouds and soot) in the troposphere reduce the effects of wavelength is shorter  UVR and