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External references used by this site
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA Authority Over Cosmetics
Clarifies the distinction between cosmetic regulation and premarket approval.National Cancer Institute
Skin and Nail Changes During Cancer Treatment
Patient-facing information about treatment-related skin changes and when to involve the healthcare team.National Cancer Institute
Side Effects of Cancer Treatment
Authoritative context for cancer-treatment side effects and medical referral boundaries.Federal Trade Commission
Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking
Guidance for clear disclosure of material product and brand relationships.U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Guidance on De-identification of Protected Health Information
A conservative reference point for removing identifiers from case material.National Library of Medicine
PubMed
Bibliographic verification and discovery of published biomedical literature.Photography
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Unsplash License
Woman receiving facial skincare treatment
Photograph by Karelys Ruiz.
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Woman's face with cleansing foam during facial treatment
Photograph by Kimia Kazemi.
View original and license notice ↗The photography depicts real people and professional or personal skin-care activity. It does not identify Institute faculty, contributors, clients, partners, or facilities, and it does not imply endorsement.