论文信息 - Towards objective evaluation of the skin aspect: principles and instrumentation

Towards objective evaluation of the skin aspect: principles and instrumentation

Background/aims: The aim of this paper is to propose an objective procedure for the evaluation of the skin aspect. This work is based on light scattering phenomena and in‐vivo measurements of the skin profile and of the skin Bi‐directional Reflection Distribution Function (BRDF).

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