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Topische Dermatokosmetika

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Hautpflege hat in der modernen, westlichen Gesellschaft eine extrem große Bedeutung erlangt, und ein gepflegtes Aussehen spielt eine immer wichtiger werdende Rolle. Für wenige andere Industrieprodukte wird heute so viel Geld ausgegeben wie für die individuelle Hautreinigung und -pflege. Viele Menschen empfinden durch die regelmäßige Anwendung von Hautpflegeprodukten eine subjektive Erhöhung ihres Wohlbefindens, ganz im Sinne der Weltgesundheitsorganisation (WHO)-Definition für „Gesundheit“ vom 22.07. 1946: „Gesundheit ist der Zustand des völligen körperlichen, geistigen und sozialen Wohlbefindens und nicht nur das Freisein von Krankheit und Gebrechen”. Zudem konnten Studien belegen, dass Individuen mit einem attraktiveren Äußeren distinkte soziale Vorteile (sowohl privat als auch im Beruf) gegenüber subjektiv als weniger attraktiv empfundenen Menschen haben [2, 29, 78, 80]. Dies trifft in gewissem Umfang auch für ältere Menschen zu, die sich ein jüngeres Aussehen erhalten haben. Eine andere Untersuchung konnte z. B. zeigen, dass Menschen ohne Akne eine größere Chance haben, eine berufliche Anstellung zu finden als Aknepatienten [36]. Eine Reihe von Studien zeigten auf, dass dermatokosmetische Verfahren helfen können, einige der Vorteile, die physisch attraktivere und jünger aussehende Menschen genießen, zu erlangen [63, 78, 80].

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