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Estudo de Caso Acesso embargado Estudo da prevalência de melanose solar no dorso das mãos em adultos e idosos(2017) Scotti, Aline Pacheco; Gomes, Sabrina PereiraSolar melanose, also known popularly as senile spot, sun lentigos among others, is present in 90% of the population over 50 years of age, is represented by darker patches of the skin. The objective of this study was to evaluate the prevalence of solar melanose in the back of the hands, an area most affected by melanosis, in the groups of mothers and elderly in the municipalities of Tubarão and Jaguaruna-SC. It is a descriptive, quantitative and field research, consisting of 102 volunteers. Data were collected through two questionnaires. The results showed the lack of knowledge regarding cutaneous hyperpigmentation, (54%) did not relate the appearance of lentigos as something caused by the sun. It was possible to verify the bad habits related to the use of photoprotectors in the day to day, although the majority (97%) know the importance of the use of the same, only 66% is careful to apply in photoexposed areas, and only 14% apply After washing hands. 56% of the population noticed the appearance of hyperchronic spots between 40 and 50 years, 10% between 20 and 38 years and 31% between 51 and 61 years. 29% of the population sought professional guidance, of which 91% sought a dermatologist and only 9% sought a professional in the aesthetic area. With regard to the annoyance that solar melanosis brings to the population, 51% said they feel uncomfortable, while 49% do not consider it unpleasant to have solar lentigos, because they relate it to normal age. We conclude how important it is to raise public awareness about excessive sun exposure and the need to use photoprotectors to prevent solar melanosis.Estudo de Caso Acesso fechado Microagulhamento associado ao minoxidil para tratamento de alopecia androgenética: estudo de caso(2021-11-23) Oliveira, Fernanda Rafael de; Machado, Juliana KlimaIntrodução: A alopecia androgenética, afeta metade dos homens ainda jovens, promovendo a preocupação com a saúde e aparência. Nesse sentido, o cuidado com a saúde dos cabelos tem aumentado, nos últimos anos, incluindo recursos terapêuticos na área da estética. O microagulhamento é um recurso que tem contribuído para o tratamento da alopecia. Este recurso pode ser utilizado de forma isolada ou associado a outros cosméticos, entre eles o minoxidil, usado para tratamento de queda de cabelos, e vem se mostrando eficaz na alopecia por prolongar a fase anágena novamente. Objetivo: Analisar os efeitos do microagulhamento associado ao minoxidil em um caso de alopecia androgenética. Método: Através de um estudo de caso de caráter pré-experimental com desenho do tipo antes e depois sem grupo de controle. Foi aplicado em um homem jovem uma solução de minoxidil a 5% após pequenas punturas com roller de 540 agulhas de tamanho 0,5mm cada agulha. Foram cinco encontros, para avaliação foi usada microscopia digital e câmera fotográfica para avaliação e comparação dos resultados. Resultados: Crescimento de novos fios de cabelos, interrompendo a miniaturização dos folículos pilosos, aumento da espessura do fio, tornando pelos que já estavam vilosos novamente em pelos terminais. Em geral, uma mudança na estrutura capilar. Conclusão: Consideramos que o tratamento foi eficaz para o objetivo que se prepôs, tendo aumento do número de pelos terminais, surgimento de pelos velos e aperfeiçoamento no aspecto do couro cabeludo, podendo elencar entre estas: a redução da oleosidade, coloração natural e aumento dos folículos pilosos.Estudo de Caso Acesso aberto Uso da maquiagem cosmética, para camuflar lesões na face, causadas por: melasma, rosácea e acne(2018) Freitas, Norma Nelson GonçalvesThe uniformity of the skin is important for the construction of the personal image of an individual, any unsightly injury ends up causing consequences for self-esteem, through cosmetic makeup, and it is possible to rebuild the image and self-confidence, camouflaging these lesions. The objective of the research was to evaluate the use of cosmetic makeup to camouflage facial lesions caused by melasma, rosacea and acne, and its psychological benefits. It is a qualitative study, as it sought to understand a specific phenomenon in depth, presenting the results through perceptions and analysis of the answers provided by the participants. The procedure for carrying out the research was done through a case study, with six women selected for convenience in the city of Içara Santa Catarina. Data were collected through the application of the cosmetic camouflage technique and the application of two questionnaires. Photographic registration was performed before and after the application of the technique, to identify if the cosmetic makeup would be able to camouflage the lesions. In the cases presented with melasma and rosacea, because they were problems that mainly interfere with the color of the skin, the result was more satisfactory, than the result obtained with the camouflage in the acne group, because one of the participants of the acne group had some open lesions and reliefs that interfered with skin texture. However, the results demonstrate that the use of cosmetic camouflage can improve self-esteem and bring psychological and emotional benefits in cases where the client has to cope with facial injuries. All participants reported feeling satisfied and having an improvement in self-esteem after applying cosmetic camouflage. Cosmetic camouflage is a good alternative to ease the discomfort of individuals regarding skin appearance, but does not dispense the need for clinical treatment of the lesions.Estudo de Caso Acesso embargado Verificação da adequação das rotulagens de cosméticos considerando a legislação vigente(2017) Packer, Camila; Baggio, MaraizeIntroduction: Labeling is one of the main steps in the packaging process and should contain all the information necessary for the product to be used properly. Objective: The objective of this study was to analyze the suitability of cosmetics labels marketed in pharmaceutical establishments and cosmetics stores in the city of Tubarão SC, considering the current legislation RDC No. 7, dated february 10, 2015. Methodology: The research was conducted of qualitative and quantitative documentary descriptive type, consisting of cosmetics grade 1 and 2 listed in the current legislation and marketed in Pharmaceutical establishments and cosmetics store in the city of Tubarão, SC from January to June 2017. As exclusion criteria were considered the primary packaging of cosmetic products when they contained secondary packaging and cosmetic products from manipulation pharmacies. Results: n = 665 labels of cosmetic products were analyzed. Of these, n = 119 from pharmaceutical establishments, n = 13 were found to be in disagreement with current legislation (10.92%). The labels from cosmetic products of cosmetic stores n = 152, n = 33 were found to be in disagreement (21.71%). As for the labels of grade II cosmetic products analyzed in pharmaceutical establishments n = 216, n = 3 were found to be in disagreement (1.38%). In cosmetics shop n = 178, of these n = 13 were in disagreement with current legislation (7.30%). Conclusion: It was verified that more than half of the analyzed samples fulfilled the requirements of the legislation, but the deviations found are worrisome, since the nonconformities were in the questions: registration, usage, warnings and restrictions of use, lot and shelf life. Key Words: Cosmetics. Labeling. Legislation.