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In the practice of a cosmetologist and a dermatologist, the functional features of the skin are of extremely important. At the same time, monogenic connective tissue disorders (hereditary connective tissue dysplasia) that underlie hereditary syndromes have been known for a long time, but in recent years more attention has been paid to genetic defects that, together with other internal and external factors, lead to manifestations of connective tissue dysfunction. Such disorders are called multifactorial, as a result, a general clinic of connective tissue dysplasia can develop. It is important for dermatologists and cosmetologists to diagnose the presence and risk of connective tissue pathology in time, since these disorders require special features in the clinical management of such patients. To date, there is a slight difference in the understanding of connective tissue pathology in Russia and abroad. Thus, the purpose of this review was to integrate ideas about connective tissue dysplasia in Russia and abroad, as well as to provide dermatologists and cosmetologists with an algorithm for diagnosing and managing patients with connective tissue dysfunction.

Connective tissue disease in the practice of a cosmetologist and dermatologist. Features of diagnosis and management of patients