The Community for Corneotherapy Professionals
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A Corneotherapist is someone who practices the remedial skin treatment methodology of Corneotherapy. Corneotherapists are generall...
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Corneotherapy is a remedial skin treatment methodology with its core principle being the repair and maintenance of the skin barrie...
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The International Association for Applied Corneotherapy (I.A.C.) is a registered, non-profit association with purposes and objecti...
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The objective of regenerating the skin is a concept just as old as cosmetics itself. Aesthetic cosmetics show how we would like t...
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First and foremost, being a member of a professional society establishes you as a career professional. You officially have demons...
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The term Corneotherapy was first defined by the American dermatologist Professor A. M. Kligman in the mid 1960’s, when he and his...
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General Information
International Association for Applied Corneotherapy
The International Association for Applied Corneotherapy (I.A.C.) is a registered, non-profit association with primary purposes and objectives of the advancement of scientific research and practical applications in the realm of Corneotherapy and related sciences.
Executive Team
Executive Board:
Florence Barrett-Hill - New Zealand
Dr. Hans Lautenschlager, Ph.D. - Germany
Secretary:
Margaret Walsh - New Zealand
Scientific Advisory Board:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lars Norlén.
Department of Dermatology, University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden.
Dr Ghita Lanzendoerfer-Yu, PhD.
Inorganic Chemistry. Independant consultant and writer- Germany
Education Commission:
Florence Barrett-Hill (NZ)
Rene Serbon (CAN)
Alexandra J. Zani (US)
Bev Greenwood (AUS)
Language Translation Disclaimer
The Corneotherapy website uses a language translation service. The IAC has made reasonable efforts in order to provide accurate translations, however it is a software translation and as such will not have the accuracy of a manually translated site.
If any questions arise concerning the accuracy of the information presented by the translated version of the website, please refer to the official English version of the website.
