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Seborrhoische, zu Akne neigende Haut

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Seborrhoische, „fettige“ Haut wird durch einen erhöhten Gehalt an Lipiden auf der Hautoberfläche definiert. Sie ist ein, vor allem bis zum dritten Lebensjahrzehnt, sehr häufiger Hautzustand. Die subjektive Zuordnung der eigenen Haut als „fettig“, „normal“ oder „trocken“ und die objektiv gemessene Sebumproduktion stimmen jedoch häufig nicht überein [59]. Der Lipidfilm auf der Hautoberfläche wird vor allem von den dermal lokalisierten Talgdrüsen gebildet (Sebum, Talg). Dan eben enthalten die Hautoberflächenlipide Bestandteile der interzellulären Stratum-corneum-Lipide [46], die während des Differenzierungsvorganges in den Odland-Körperchen der Keratinozyten synthetisiert wurden (siehe Kapitel 1, „Hautaufbau“, S. 4, 9).

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(2009). Seborrhoische, zu Akne neigende Haut. In: Dermatokosmetik. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7985-1739-4_5

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