Introduction to the <i>Regenerative Medicine—PRP, Exosomes, and Stem Cells and Their Role in Aesthetics</i> Issue

Welcome to the latest issue of Dermatological Reviews—an issue devoted to one of the most interesting and exciting therapies emerging in our space—Regenerative Medicine space—PRP, Exosomes, and Stem Cells and their role in Aesthetics. All of these modalities have amazing clinical potential in medicine, and the aesthetics arena certainly has witnessed a great deal of buzz surrounding these topics over the past several years. When contemplating the topics that we choose to cover for Dermatological Reviews, we always try to find the most interesting and important topics that are in the dermatology arena. We also want to cover groundbreaking ideas, concepts, and Regenerative Medicine to fit into all of these categories. PRP has seen an increase in awareness and in science, and we are happy to be exploring its use in the aesthetic market. We are just breaking through the tip of the iceberg concerning the science of exosomes and the skin and where the most important indications and usages are for exosomes. Stem cells have also garnered much attention. Therefore, it is also important to understand them and their role in aesthetics. When we decided to choose Regenerative Medicine as the topic for this issue, the name of Dr. Jane Yoo immediately came to mind. Jane is an incredible dermatologist based in New York City and has a keen interest in this field—mainly the science behind Regenerative Medicine and how that translates into how we use them in our everyday clinical practices. We thank Dr. Yoo for accepting our invitation to be the Guest Editor for this issue of Dermatological Reviews, and she has done an amazing job of selecting authors and topics to cover this topic and the science that we must have to make it all real. We do hope that you enjoy this issue of Dermatologic Reviews and again, thank you Dr. Yoo.

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Dermatological Reviews
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/der2.255
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Biomedical Ethics and Regulation
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Introduction to the Regenerative Medicine—PRP, Exosomes, and Stem Cells and Their Role in Aesthetics Issue

Michael H. Gold
Dermatological Reviews
Biomedical Ethics and Regulation
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Introduction to the Regenerative Medicine—PRP, Exosomes, and Stem Cells and Their Role in Aesthetics Issue

Michael H. Gold
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Welcome to the latest issue of Dermatological Reviews—an issue devoted to one of the most interesting and exciting therapies emerging in our space—Regenerative Medicine space—PRP, Exosomes, and Stem Cells and their role in Aesthetics. All of these modalities have amazing clinical potential in medicine, and the aesthetics arena certainly has witnessed a great deal of buzz surrounding these topics over the past several years. When contemplating the topics that we choose to cover for Dermatological Reviews, we always try to find the most interesting and important topics that are in the dermatology arena. We also want to cover groundbreaking ideas, concepts, and Regenerative Medicine to fit into all of these categories. PRP has seen an increase in awareness and in science, and we are happy to be exploring its use in the aesthetic market. We are just breaking through the tip of the iceberg concerning the science of exosomes and the skin and where the most important indications and usages are for exosomes. Stem cells have also garnered much attention. Therefore, it is also important to understand them and their role in aesthetics. When we decided to choose Regenerative Medicine as the topic for this issue, the name of Dr. Jane Yoo immediately came to mind. Jane is an incredible dermatologist based in New York City and has a keen interest in this field—mainly the science behind Regenerative Medicine and how that translates into how we use them in our everyday clinical practices. We thank Dr. Yoo for accepting our invitation to be the Guest Editor for this issue of Dermatological Reviews, and she has done an amazing job of selecting authors and topics to cover this topic and the science that we must have to make it all real. We do hope that you enjoy this issue of Dermatologic Reviews and again, thank you Dr. Yoo.

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