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What is Level 1 classification in Rubin's Classification?
What is Level 1 classification in Rubin's Classification?
- Deeper changes down to the reticular dermis
- Client will benefit from medium-depth peels
- Superficial pigment and changes in the epidermis (correct)
- Changes in the epidermis and papillary dermis
What is the appropriate treatment for Level 1?
What is the appropriate treatment for Level 1?
Superficial chemical exfoliation and antioxidants
What characterizes Level 2 in Rubin's Classification?
What characterizes Level 2 in Rubin's Classification?
- Changes in the epidermis and papillary dermis (correct)
- Superficial pigment in the epidermis
- Skin looks leathery
- Severe sun damage
What are the appropriate treatments for Level 2?
What are the appropriate treatments for Level 2?
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What is Level 3 in Rubin's Classification?
What is Level 3 in Rubin's Classification?
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What treatment is suggested for Level 3?
What treatment is suggested for Level 3?
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What does Rubin's Classification of Photodamage do?
What does Rubin's Classification of Photodamage do?
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Study Notes
Rubin's Classification Overview
- Rubin’s Classification categorizes skin damage based on depth, assessing the severity of photodamage.
- Classifications establish a framework for determining suitable treatments.
Level 1
- Characterized by superficial pigment changes and alterations in the epidermis.
- Recommended treatment includes superficial chemical exfoliation and antioxidants to enhance skin appearance.
Level 2
- Involves changes in both the epidermis and the papillary dermis, including actinic keratosis, pigmentation issues, and more pronounced wrinkles.
- Clients benefit from medium-depth peels and stronger products, such as retinoids, to address these concerns.
Level 3
- Represents significant damage reaching the reticular dermis, resulting in leathery skin appearance and severe sun damage.
- Treatment options for this level include laser resurfacing and various cosmetic procedures to restore skin integrity.
Appropriate Treatments by Level
- Level 1 Treatment: Superficial chemical exfoliation & antioxidants.
- Level 2 Treatment: Medium-depth peels & retinoids.
- Level 3 Treatment: Laser resurfacing & cosmetic procedures.
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