Handbook of Cosmetic Skin Care
This book provides a clear and easily understandable review of the topics presented, while maintaining a purely scientific approach, conforming to data supported by scientifically researched
criteria. The book relies on common, accepted knowledge in the field of dermatology, as it
appears in the conventional dermatology textbooks and peer reviewed journals [such as those
cited on Medline (PubMed), a computerized database of medical journal articles]. Many of the chapters discuss common skin problems and conventional skin treatments,
such as bleaching of dark skin spots and peeling. These chapters are intended to broaden the
reader’s knowledge regarding the wide range of available regimens, and not to encourage
readers to diagnose and treat skin disorders requiring the advice of a dermatologist.
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