Antioxidants for Skin Health - 2nd Edition
A special issue of Antioxidants (ISSN 2076-3921). This special issue belongs to the section "Health Outcomes of Antioxidants and Oxidative Stress".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2025
Special Issue Editor
Interests: My interests include the development of novel pharmacological approaches and pharmaceutical forms to treat skin inflammation and oxidative stress
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I am pleased to introduce the second edition of our Special Issue: Antioxidants for Skin Health.
The skin protects our bodies from external challenges. Complex interactions occur between tissue parenchymal cells, tissue-resident immune cells, innervating neurons and migrated immune cells. These cellular interactions involve these cellular types communicating through soluble mediators, including cytokines, lipids and reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (ROS and RNS). ROS and RNS play a signaling role in cellular communication and function and can also cause skin damage. To counteract this, the skin has endogenous antioxidants. The balance between pro-inflammatory/prooxidant and anti-inflammatory/antioxidant molecules determines the fate of the skin tissue upon facing various challenges. To shape this highly active tissue milieu, we can use varied classes of molecules applied through systemic and topical administration. This Special Issue covers all aspects pertaining to antioxidants in skin health, including molecules that have antioxidant structural components as well as those that shape oxidative stress without directly containing chemical antioxidant groups, and the development of controlled drug release systems.
Dr. Rubia Casagrande
Guest Editor
Dr. Rubia Casagrande
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- skin inflammation
- cytokine
- skin oxidative stress
- Nrf2
- reduced glutathione
- ultraviolet irradiation
- drug delivery
- flavonoid
- terpenes
- specialized pro-resolution lipid mediators
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Related Special Issue
- Antioxidants for Skin Health in Antioxidants (18 articles)
