A comparative study of the basic parameters and types of the skin of the population
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Skin typology, wrinkles, moisture, and degree of skin agingAbstract
Background: The skin, which is directly exposed to the adverse effects of the external environment such as the sun’s ultraviolet rays, changes earlier than other organs, and the first signs of external aging appear on the skin of the face, neck, and hands. Genetic factors and age are mainly responsible for skin aging, but environmental and climatic conditions, physical health, nutrition, working conditions, mood, socioeconomic status, ethnic characteristics, lifestyle and behavioral factors have a significant impact. Is the basis of this study. Aim: To compare and study the main characteristics and characteristics of the skin of the population of Uvs, Khuvsgul, Umungov, Dornod province, and Ulaanbaatar. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted using a single-snapshot design of literary research. 2728 relatively healthy people aged 20-69 were randomly selected for the study. Results: We conducted the survey on the population of 4 provinces and the city of Ulaanbaatar. The population of Ulaanbaatar city was selected from Uvs province from the western region or high mountain region, Dornod province from the eastern region or steppe region, Umnogov province from the southern region or Gobi region, and Khuvsgul province from the central region or taiga region. Conclusion: 1. The skin moisture content of the population of Khuvsgul province is the highest (P<0.001), and the skin moisture content of the residents of Umnogov, Uvs, Dornod, and Ulaanbaatar cities is the lowest (P<0.001). But men have 2.38% less skin moisture than women. 2. Skin wrinkles in both gender groups in Mungogov province are the highest (P<0.001), while skin wrinkles in both gender groups in Ulaanbaatar city are the lowest (P<0.001). 3. In both gender groups of Dornod and Uvs provinces, mixed skin type is more common in men of Ulaanbaatar city, dry in women, oily in men of Umnogov province, dry in women and dry in both gender groups of Khuvsgul province.
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