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Summary
The latest 2014 US research results show that 100% of adults have human Demodex mites on their facial skin. Therefore, the causes listed in traditional textbooks can at most be described as triggers.
Professor Pu Xingwang, who has been engaged in medical aesthetics and human Demodex mite research for more than 30 years, has integrated the theoretical research and clinical application achievements of an elite team: Professor Zhao Zhongzhou, who has studied human Demodex mites for more than 60 years; Professor Gao Jingheng, a leading figure in China's medical aesthetics field; Professor Lu Kaihua; Professor Zhuang Hongxing; Professor Zhang Qiliang; He Lun; Professor Wang Xiangyi; and others. This has overturned the traditional textbook theoretical system for acne and rosacea; clarified the triggers and causes of acne, rosacea, and other Demodex dermatitis; and corrected the treatment methods for acne, rosacea, and other Demodex dermatitis. Starting from the etiology, pathogenesis, and pathophysiological changes of Demodex dermatitis, the approach is to kill human Demodex mites; repair the skin ecology damaged by mites; and rebuild the normal physiological structure and function of the skin. This complete, scientifically sound treatment system, 20 years ahead of Europe and the United States, rewrites the textbooks and serves all humanity.
Editor's review
This is not a popular-science book for general readers but a rigorous medical specialty work. Its content is systematic and in-depth, comprehensively covering the etiology, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, diagnosis and differential diagnosis of acne, as well as comprehensive treatment plans ranging from topical medications and systemic therapy to physical treatments, chemical peels, and even surgical interventions. The book cites extensive recent clinical research data and guidelines, offering detailed analysis of the mechanisms of action, efficacy evaluation, and adverse effect management of therapeutic agents. For dermatologists, medical students, and practitioners in dermatologic aesthetics, this book provides a solid theoretical framework and highly practical treatment strategies, making it an excellent reference for updating one's knowledge base and enhancing clinical decision-making.
Its professionalism is reflected in the clear explication of complex pathological mechanisms and the precise grasp of treatment details. For example, the book not only lists conventional drugs such as retinoids and antibiotics but also delves into the applicable scenarios and operational key points of cutting-edge approaches including hormonal therapy, biologics, and photodynamic therapy. This enables readers to move beyond empirical treatment and to understand and formulate individualized regimens from the root of pathogenesis. Of course, given its highly specialized nature, the book is densely packed with medical terminology and charts, posing a considerable reading threshold for general readers without a medical background.
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Practicing dermatologists, resident physicians, and specialty trainees
- Students and graduate students in dermatology and venereology at medical universities
- Technical directors and consultants in medical aesthetics institutions involved in acne-related treatments
- Advanced enthusiasts with a strong interest in dermatology and some foundational medical knowledge
Not a good fit for
- General readers seeking only daily skincare advice or quick acne remedy tips
- Readers with no medical background who expect to solve personal skin problems through light reading
Reading tips
- Recommended for use as a reference book, consulting relevant chapters as needed based on specific clinical problems rather than reading linearly from cover to cover.
- Combine the clinical photographs and pathological illustrations in the book to more intuitively understand the morphological features of acne of different severities and types.
- Focus on the sections on drug combination strategies and adverse effect monitoring in the treatment chapter, which are crucial for safe and effective treatment implementation.
About the publisher
Universal Publishing House is a comprehensive publishing institution headquartered in the United Kingdom. It focuses on publishing Chinese-language books, primarily for overseas Chinese authors, and its range covers literary genres such as wuxia novels, mystery and suspense, and social fiction, as well as law, art, and essays. Its catalogue currently contains about 220 titles, with representative works including Ximen Ding's complete Yidao Yunyan and the Shanmao Wangsen series, along with Burden of Proof in Medical Damage Liability Disputes in the Civil Code Era and Aesthetics, Calligraphy, and Miscellaneous Notes. Other representative authors include Tuo Mingsheng, Cao Lihua, Qian Baohuai, Zi Fei, Chen Yading, Ou Zhaoping, and Cang Er. Public information is limited; based on the books in the catalogue, its publishing direction leans toward genre fiction, humanities and social sciences, legal practice, and popular art books, and it offers authors one-stop publishing services including editing, typesetting, and distribution.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 作者简介
- 内容简介
- 前言
- 蒲兴旺教授简介
- 美容史上的里程碑——《中国美容内科学》
- 第一章 皮肤生态体系
- 第一节 生态的概念
- 第二节 皮肤生态体系
- 第三节 皮肤生态体系破坏的基础
- 第四节 皮肤生态体系破坏的结果
- 第五节 皮肤生态体系破坏后的修复重建
- 第二章 首届“人类蠕形螨虫与皮肤健康”高峰论坛相关资料
- 第三章 欧盟痤疮治疗指南——欧洲循证（S3）痤疮治疗指南
- 第四章 中国痤疮治疗指南
- 第五章 国内文献
- 第一节 《人类蠕形螨性皮炎》
- 第二节 《人类蠕形螨虫与皮肤健康的临床研究综述》
- 第三节 《人蠕形螨病——一种新现的螨源性皮肤病》
- 第四节 《医学蜱螨学》——授课讲稿
- 第六章 国外文献
- 第一节 《人体蠕形螨：一种在皮肤病学中具有重要价值的螨虫》
- 第二节 《与人类相关联蠕形螨的普遍性与多样性》
- 第七章 中外传统治疗痤疮的通用药物
- 第一节 化学药物
- 第二节 中医中药
- 第八章 皮肤美的范畴
- 第一节 美容院皮肤美容的范畴
- 第二节 美容院皮肤美容的过去、现在、未来
- 第九章 螨性皮肤概念、临床表现、治疗护理方法及注意事项
- 第一节 概念
- 第二节 螨性皮炎的临床表现
- 第三节 螨性皮炎的治疗护理方法
- 第四节 家庭护理操作使用流程
- 第五节 顾客（求美者）注意事项
- 第六节 螨性皮肤全美容知识问答
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Pu Xingwang is an author for whom verifiable information is very limited. Publicly available sources only show that he is the author of a single work, Acne, which is catalogued under medicine; no other titles by him are recorded in the collection. His nationality, dates of birth and death, English name, educational background and professional identity are not clearly documented, so a full personal profile cannot be drawn. The existing work, Acne, is a medical title dealing with a common skin condition and is intended for readers who wish to learn about it. Because further texts and commentary are lacking, his writing style, academic orientation and broader influence cannot be fully assessed. Readers consulting the book should weigh it alongside professional medical advice. Overall, Pu Xingwang's public presence rests mainly on this one work, and his profile as an author awaits more publicly available information.
