Anetoderma
24.06.2014
Primary anetoderma of Schweninger-Buzzi type – a cutaneous sign for prothrombotic stage
INTRODUCTION Anetodermas are rare disorders of the connective tissue characterized by localized elastolysis of dermal elastin and/ or fibrillin fibres. They can be subdivided into primary or connatal anetoderma and acquired anetoderma, with the latter being more common [1, 2]. Primary anetoderma often relates to infants prematurity [3]. A great variety of trigger factors have been identified for acquired anetoderma including […]
News
21.07.2015
Sublime and Sublative applications for comprehensive facial rejuvenation
Interview with Dermatologist Dr. Ines Verner* * Dr. Ines Verner is President of the Israel Society of Dermatologic Surgery and is owner of the Ines Verner Clinic of Dermatology and Aesthetics. Dr. Verner: Both systems (from Syneron-Candela) are fractional and have less risks than ablative systems. They are more mildly than the traditionally used […]
15.01.2019
The PicoStar Laser for Removal of Tattoos, Pigmented Lesions and Permanent Makeup
Tattoos have increased tremendously in popularity – a phenomenon that can be seen across the world. In France alone, the number of tattooists has increased ten-fold within a decade. Twenty per cent of people between the ages of 25 and 34 have one. And in Germany according to estimates, approximately 10% of the population has […]
05.04.2016
Fat tissue in energy saving mode
Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research in Cologne have discovered brain cells, which not only tell hungry mice to search for food, but also to limit blood sugar use by the brown fat tissue. This could ensure the survival of mice when they cannot find enough to eat. What happens when […]
