skinrelated

Skinrelated is a broad term used to describe topics connected to the skin, the body’s largest organ. It covers anatomical structure, physiological function, disease, diagnosis, treatment, cosmetic practice, and public health issues related to skin health.

Anatomically, the skin consists of the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue. It acts as a protective barrier, aids in thermoregulation, enables sensation, participates in immune responses, and contains pigment-producing cells.

Medical focus includes common skin conditions such as dermatitis, eczema, acne, psoriasis, rosacea, fungal infections, warts, and skin cancers including melanoma and non-melanoma types. Diagnostic approaches include clinical examination, dermoscopy, biopsy, and laboratory tests; treatments range from topical therapies and phototherapy to systemic medications and surgical interventions.

In related fields, skinrelated topics intersect with dermatology, cosmetic science, allergology, and dermatopathology. Research areas include wound healing, aging of the skin, photoprotection, pharmacology of topical agents, and the skin microbiome.

Related topics include dermatology, cosmetic science, skin cancer prevention, and skin microbiology.