Examples of using Deeper layers in English and their translations into Slovenian
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SURFACE PEELING acts within the epidermis, but does not penetrate to its deeper layers.
host immune responses may be evoked resulting in pathologic changes expressed in the deeper layers of the skin.
begins to wear off, and the deeper layers intensively secrete liquid into this place.
They can reside on the surface of the thyroid or in the deeper layers of the latter;
as there is a probability of hitting of pathogenic bacteria into the deeper layers of the dermis.
hyaluronic acid in the deeper layers of the skin.
During the procedure, under the action of the constant galvanic current medicines are introduced into the deeper layers of the skin.
fallopian tubes, in the deeper layers of the organ.
As a result, its barrier function is less effective, and the sun's rays are absorbed more quickly and into deeper layers.
the better the distribution of moisture within the deeper layers of skin.
chemically reacts with sunlight to form a protective shield that protects the deeper layers of skin tissue.
that our skin contains sufficient moisture in its deeper layers, that assures its fresh.
because its effect extends to deeper layers of subcutaneous tissue and the skin.
Gold leaf in the mask has an important role- it promotes the penetration of active substances into the deeper layers of the dermis and holds them for a long time.
The massage head reaches the deeper layers of the skin for a relaxed and radiant result.
Ultrasonic treatment allows you to enter in the deeper layers of the skin, the preparations improving trophic
Our new Body Massager reaches the deeper layers of the skin and deliver a radiant looking skin.
the latter draw resources from deeper layers.
With the FOTONA Er: YAG laser we can remove amended parts of the skin, and then a new cuticle grows from the deeper layers of the dermis.
water is retained in the deeper layers, which served as the name“molecular sponge”.