JOURNAL
Articles
Perspectives on health and beauty from Dr. Hyemi Yu.
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Skin redness and the body’s signals: a clinical reflection
The source author’s perspective on redness, stress, autonomic responses and barrier function.
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Uneven skin and daily rhythms: a clinical reflection
The source author’s reflection on skin texture, sleep and daily rhythms.
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Limits of linking skin condition to nodule risk
Limits of linking skin condition to nodule risk. An edited account of source experience, research context and limitations.
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Interpreting collagen and nodules after CaHA and PDLLA
Interpreting collagen and nodules after CaHA and PDLLA. An edited account of source experience, research context and limitations.
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Calcium phosphates and bone regeneration
A historical source account: Calcium phosphates and bone regeneration. Context and outstanding review are distinguished.
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Fat and CaHA: limits of laboratory combination research
Fat and CaHA: limits of laboratory combination research. Source observations, research context and limitations.
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Cannulas and injection risks
Cannulas and injection risks. Source observations, research context and limitations.
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Injection planes, entry points and procedural safety
Injection planes, entry points and procedural safety. Source observations, research context and limitations.
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Ultrasound and the limits of vascular-risk reduction
Ultrasound and the limits of vascular-risk reduction. An edited account of source experience, research context and limitations.
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Neck-nodule treatment and the risk of skin atrophy
Neck-nodule treatment and the risk of skin atrophy. Source observations, research context and limitations.
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Research on local acidity and tissue repair
Research on local acidity and tissue repair. An edited account of source experience, research context and limitations.
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How oral enzyme products differ from metabolism
How oral enzyme products differ from metabolism. An edited account of source experience, research context and limitations.
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