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Description: by sebaceous glands nestled inside the dermis. These skin microbes keep the immune system in a state of constant surveillance, ensuring that it’s ready to react if the body really is at risk. Beyond this protective role, your skin is also a sensory organ that helps regulate your body’s temperature,

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The demands of a busy lifestyle can create dehydrated tired skin that needs a skin system to return the dermis to a youthful appearance.

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The term 'dermis' is used in discussions about skin care, health, and medical treatments.

Skin Care Context

'Dermis' refers to the deeper, second layer of skin, not visible to the eye unlike the outer epidermis.

Beneath the Surface

In medical context, 'dermis' is often mentioned when discussing wounds and the healing process.

Injury and Healing

 by sebaceous glands nestled inside the dermis. These skin microbes keep the immune system in a state of constant surveillance, ensuring that it’s ready to react if the body really is at risk. Beyond this protective role, your skin is also a sensory organ that helps regulate your body’s temperature,

The science of skin -...

 the green pea spider that is not actually pigment those are different layers that are creating that color and then the reptiles is particularly interesting because you have sort of three layers of cells in their in their skin or their dermis and they have Milano falls at the bottom and that

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 It's a scaffold of collagen that's home to blood vessels, hair follicles and glands. It's also packed with special nerve cells called sensory receptors that allow us to feel pressure, vibration, even pain, some of which extend into the epidermis. The dermis also helps regulate temperature.

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 while others remain in the dermis. With no way to dispose of the pigment, the dyes inside them remain visible through the skin. Some of the ink particles are also suspended in the gel-like matrix of the dermis, while others are engulfed by dermal cells called fibroblasts.

What makes tattoos...

 epidermis and the dermis and the same goes for the eye on the very surface of our eye that's that's some liquid called the tear layer and 5ec light can't penetrate that either so it can't reach the the living cells in the iron in the cornea or deeper down in the lens for

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 The top layer, called the epidermis, consists mostly of hardened cells, called keratinocytes, and provides protection. Since its outer layer is constantly being shed and renewed, it's pretty easy to repair. But sometimes a wound penetrates into the dermis,

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 you'll find that they all look something like this. A tattoo is nothing more than a bunch of tiny pigment particles, soot in this case, that get trapped in the dermis, which is the layer of tissue right underneath the surface of the skin.

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 there's an incredible group of animals out there called the echinoderms they can actually regenerate a lost body part so a kind of derm essentially just means spiny skin so derm like dermis so skin and a chi know is sort of spiny so sort

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 As they get older, their skin cells build up thicker and thicker over the dermis. Eventually, these accumulated layers start to bend under pressure, causing deep cracks to form in between the papillae.

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 It sounds very clean, doesn't it? It sounds professional, very suit and tie. But I'm going to tell you a secret. It means tattoo. Micropigmentation is the act of implanting pigment into the dermis,

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