Dermatologici

Dermatologici is an Italian term used primarily as the masculine plural form of the adjective dermatologico, or more generally in phrases describing items or concepts related to dermatology. It appears in contexts such as dermatologic conditions, procedures, or products. The corresponding feminine forms are dermatologica (singular) and dermatologiche (plural), and the noun for the professionals is dermatologo, with the plural dermatologi.

Etymology and morphology: the word stems from Greek derma meaning skin and logos meaning study or discourse, forming dermatologia in Italian for the field of dermatology. In everyday language, dermatologico and its inflections agree with the nouns they modify, as in trattamenti dermatologici (dermatological treatments) or patologie dermatologiche (dermatological conditions).

Usage and scope: dermatologici is used in clinical, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic contexts to indicate the skin-related focus of a condition, product, or therapy. It does not designate the professionals themselves—that role is fulfilled by dermatologi (dermatologists). The term is common in medical literature, patient information, and labeling for skin-care products, emphasizing the dermatology-specific nature of an item or concept.

See also: Dermatologia; Dermatologo. These related terms cover the medical specialty, its practitioners, and broader skin-related science and clinical practice. The adjective form dermatologico and its plural dermatologici thus function as a general descriptor in Italian, signaling the skin-centered scope of a topic.