Complexe rajeunissant d’acide hyaluronique, d’acides aminés et de vitamines favorisant la microcirculation cutanée de la peau humaine
Résumé
1. Introduction
2. Matériels et méthodes

3. Résultats
3.1. Évaluation de la microcirculation cutanée par la technique du laser Doppler



3.2. Paramètres de la couleur de la peau




3.3. Échelle globale d’amélioration esthétique (GAIS) évaluée par le participant et par le praticien médical


4. Discussion
Contributions des auteurs
Financement
Déclaration du comité d’éthique institutionnel
Déclaration de consentement éclairé
Déclaration de disponibilité des données
Remerciements
Conflits d’intérêts
Abréviations
Les abréviations suivantes sont utilisées dans ce manuscrit :
| a* | Rougeur de la peau |
| b* | Composante jaune-bleu de la peau |
| C* | Chroma |
| CBL | CellBooster-Lift |
| CD44 | Glycoprotéine de surface cellulaire 44 |
| CIELAB | Commission internationale de l’éclairage |
| CHAC | Technologie de matrice cohésive polydensifiée |
| DMG-Na | Sel sodique de N,N-diméthylglycine |
| D7 | Jour 7 après le traitement |
| D70 | Jour 70 après le traitement |
| D84 | Jour 84 après le traitement |
| GAIS | Échelle globale d’amélioration esthétique |
| HA | Acide hyaluronique |
| H76 | Homogénéité de la couleur de la peau |
| IBAM | Méthode d’analyse fondée sur l’impact |
| ITA° | Angle typologique individuel |
| IWA° | Angle individuel de blanchiment |
| L* | Luminosité, clarté et/ou luminance de la peau |
| NPWT | Traitement des plaies par pression négative |
| TNF-alpha | Facteur de nécrose tumorale alpha |
| SEM | Erreur standard de la moyenne |
| SOD | Superoxyde dismutase |
| SPSS | Progiciel statistique pour les sciences sociales |
| UV | Ultraviolet |
| VEGF | Facteur de croissance de l’endothélium vasculaire |
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