The effect of climatic factors on the incidence of skin diseases and the use of laser treatment for these diseases
This study has been performed to assess the impact of climate on skin diseases and laser treatment for these situations. This was a cross-sectional observational study in 120 patients with various dermatological disorders, such as infectious, inflammatory, pigmentary and photo-induced diseases. Another set of data during this time was clinical data collected in parallel to environmental parameters (temperature, humidity, ultraviolet UV radiation, and air pollution). According to test data inflammatory skin disease were found in mice (20%), infectious diseases, approximately 35%, pigmentary disorder and photo-induced conditions were found at about 10%. The strongest correlations were between climatic factors and disease patterns, however. Infectious diseases were raised by high temperature and humidity, while cold and dry conditions were associated with exacerbation of inflammatory skin disorders. UV (ultraviolet) rays were largely responsible for pigmentation disorders, and air pollution was found to lead to acne and allergic responses. A subgroup of patients underwent laser therapy, which displayed very strong efficacy especially for pigmentation disorders (70-85% improvement) and acne scars (60-75% improvement), albeit with limited side effects. The results showed significant correlation between climatic factors and distribution of skin diseases at p < 0.05, climate affects dermatological health further laser therapy has many disease effective and safe.