Objectives: Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the emerging field of neurocosmetics and its implications for dermatological practice. Attendees will explore the intersection of neuroscience and dermatology, focusing on how neurobiological mechanisms influence skin health and appearance. The objective is to equip professionals with the knowledge to integrate neurocosmetic products and treatments into their practices, enhance patient outcomes, and address skin conditions influenced by psychological factors.

Objectives: The science of reverse aging makes it possible to identify the hallmarks in which we can act to reverse the functionality of the skin. One of the hallmarks identified by the researchers is nutrition. The lifestyle influences our micro-nutrients at body level, but also at skin level, and the supplementation with cosmetic product is essential. Used in dermatological procedures, micro-nutrient skincare becomes the best ally for preparing, recovering, and optimizing results. In this study, we measured how a micro nutrient cosmetic product optimize a dermatological procedure.

Introduction: Dermatological procedures are becoming more and more common these days, providing rapid stimulation and regeneration of the skin. These procedures are sometimes quite invasive and can lead to a more or less long-lasting skin imbalance, resulting in a recovery phase. The protocol we have set up will enable us not only to measure the action of the cosmetic product when it is applied before the dermatological procedure is carried out, but also afterwards, for rapid regeneration and optimization of the results of the procedure.

Materials / method: The protocol is designed to be as complete as possible, and is carried out with the help of dermatologists against placebo, before, during and after a non-ablative fractional laser procedure, at different times and on different skin colors a.

Instrumental measurements of the efficacy of various parameters such as barrier function, temperature, wrinkles, redness, volume and collagen content highlighted the product's contribution when used before the procedure, immediately compared to a placebo.

Results: The skin recovered much faster on the panel that used the product before and during the recovery phase vs the placebo. The procedure's performance was also significantly different on optimizing results after 1, 2 and 3 months.

Conclusion: The optimization and efficiency of dermatological procedures is a goal that physicians but also patients are looking for. It seems important to identify cosmetic products that can help with better preparation, recovery, and optimization of results. The micro-nutrition pathway is very interesting because it will act on the cellular functionality stimulated by the procedure.

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Objectives: Understand xanthelasma pathogenesis from both Western and TCM views, focusing on phlegm damp and Qi stagnation. Learn the principles of Zhuang medicated thread moxibustion. Apply TCM based therapy safely and effectively in dermatologic settings.

Introduction: Xanthelasma palpebrarum is a benign lipid rich lesion, often seen in middle-aged women. In TCM, it reflects phlegm accumulation and Qi stagnation around the eyes. Zhuang medicine applies medicated thread moxibustion threads soaked in herbal decoctions and ignited to deliver heat and medicinal effects. This technique aims to resolve stagnation, transform phlegm, and restore local balance. This study explores its role as a non-invasive treatment in clinical dermatology.

Materials / method: Middle-aged female patients diagnosed with bilateral upper eyelid xanthelasma received Zhuang medicated thread moxibustion as an alternative to conventional treatment. A total of three patients (aged 34, 45, and 55) underwent three treatment sessions at 10-day intervals. Threads made from 0.7 mm ramie, soaked in herbal decoctions, were ignited and briefly tapped on lesions using the “pearl fire” technique. Topical lidocaine was applied prior to treatment. Outcomes were assessed via a 4 point clearance scale, clinical photography, and patient feedback over a 3 month follow up.

Results: All patients achieved full resolution by the third session, with visible reduction after the second. Mild transient edema resolved within 24 hours. No scarring, pigment changes, or infections occurred. At 3 month follow up, no recurrence was seen. Compared with TCA peeling or laser therapy, Zhuang moxibustion provided safer, well tolerated outcomes and greater patient satisfaction.

Conclusion: Zhuang medicated thread moxibustion is a traditional TCM therapy with promising dermatologic use in xanthelasma. It likely works by heat induced disruption of dermal foam cells and enhancing circulation, plus transdermal herbal absorption. The technique avoids pigment changes or scarring, is low cost, and requires no complex equipment. As a bridge between tradition and integrative dermatology, it warrants wider clinical recognition.

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这项工作的完成感谢以下机构的支持： This work is presented thanks to public research funding from the Shanghai Engineering Research Center of Hair Medicine, the National Science Foundation of China, and other institutional grants supporting clinical innovation in dermatology. The authors de