About the Journal
Overview
The Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research (JACS) is all about high-quality research in clinical dermatology, aesthetic medicine, cosmetic dermatology, and skin science Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research is open-access and peer-reviewed, so anyone anywhere can dive into the latest findings. Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research isn’t just another journal it’s a meeting point for original research, new clinical ideas, and practical studies that matter to anyone interested in skin, hair, nails, and even mucous membranes. It brings together both medical and aesthetic sides of dermatology, recognizing that these fields are blending more than ever.
What does Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research care about most? Research that sharpens diagnosis, improves treatments, boosts patient safety, and leads to better long-term results. The journal is especially interested in work on new treatments, cutting-edge technology, advanced imaging, and personalized skin care. Basically, if it pushes dermatology forward, Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research wants to hear about it.
The journal invites all professionals in the field, including dermatologists, aesthetic physicians, cosmetic surgeons, researchers, scientists, and other healthcare specialists. The Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research cares about research that dives into skin problems across all kinds of backgrounds different ages, ethnicities, and places. The idea is to keep things relevant and open to everyone. This journal really blends the basics of research, hands-on clinical work, and new ideas in aesthetics. It’s about bringing everything together in one place. It is available to anyone who wishes to improve the health of the skin, boost the results of cosmetic procedures, and/or focus on the dermatological care of the patients.
Aim and Scope
The Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research works with dermatology as a field. Each new issue of our Journal works to equip dermatologists and researchers with the best evidence-based tools for patient diagnosis and management. We have a constant focus for new and emerging ideas and/or integrating novel technologies with clinical and/or cosmetic dermatology. The Journal also helps close the gap between fundamental skin research and patient care, so that valuable research and/or clinical innovations do, in fact, address the needs of patients. We want to give everyone the chance to start publishing, and for some to start publishing. We want to engage in, and request, research from a wide audience, and we want to promote knowledge and understanding about the various research areas of skin disorders, aesthetic dermatology, and skin wellness.
Clinical Dermatology
- Acne, rosacea, and pigmentary disorders
- Psoriasis, eczema, and chronic inflammatory dermatoses
- Autoimmune and bullous skin diseases
- Bacterial, viral, fungal, and parasitic skin infections
- Geno dermatoses and inherited skin disorders
- Paediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric dermatology
- Occupational, environmental, and contact dermatology
- Sexually transmitted infections affecting the skin
- Psych dermatology and quality-of-life research
Aesthetic and Cosmetic Dermatology
- Facial and body aesthetic treatments
- Botulinum toxin therapies and dermal fillers
- Chemical peels and skin resurfacing techniques
- Laser therapy and light-based skin treatments
- Energy-based devices for skin tightening and contouring
- Acne scar, stretch mark, and pigmentation management
- Anti-aging and skin rejuvenation strategies
- Cosmeceuticals, skincare formulations, and product safety
Dermatologic Surgery & Procedural Dermatology
- Cutaneous and aesthetic surgical techniques
- Mohs micrographic surgery
- Scar revision and reconstructive dermatologic procedures
- Hair loss disorders and hair transplantation
- Nail disorders and nail surgery
- Cryosurgery, electrosurgery, and radiofrequency techniques
Skin Biology, Physiology & Molecular Research
- Structure and function of the skin barrier
- Wound healing and tissue repair mechanisms
- Immunohematology and inflammatory pathways
- Molecular and cellular dermatology
- Stem cells and regenerative skin therapies
- Skin microbiome and host interactions
Dermatopathology & Diagnostic Advances
- Histopathology and cytopathology of skin diseases
- Dermo copy and tracheoscopy
- Advanced imaging and diagnostic tools
- Biomarkers in dermatological disorders
- Artificial intelligence and machine learning in diagnosis
Pharmacology & Therapeutics in Dermatology
- Topical, systemic, and biologic therapies
- Drug delivery systems for skin applications
- Clinical trials in dermatological therapeutics
- Adverse drug reactions and pharmacovigilance
- Herbal and alternative dermatological treatments
Skin Oncology & Preventive Dermatology
- Melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers
- Early detection and screening strategies
- Photoprotection and UV radiation effects
- Public health dermatology and skin disease epidemiology
Digital, AI & Emerging Dermatology Technologies
- Tele dermatology and remote skin care solutions
- Artificial intelligence and deep learning applications
- Digital imaging, skin analytics, and wearable technologies
- Personalized and precision dermatology
Public Health, Ethics & Education
- Dermatology education and training innovations
- Ethical issues in aesthetic and clinical practice
- Health policy and dermatological care access
- Community dermatology and awareness programs
Editorial and Peer-Review Policy
Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research adheres to a strict single-blind peer-review process to maintain the quality, integrity,
and scientific validity of all published work.
Key features include:
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Each manuscript is reviewed by at least two independent experts in the field,
along with an academic editor.
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Reviewers know who the authors are, but the authors remain unaware of the reviewer's
identities.
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The evaluations emphasize scientific merit, originality, methodological rigor, ethical
compliance, and how well the work fits within the journal's scope.
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Every submission goes through plagiarism checks and ethical compliance assessments
before the review process begins.
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The final decision on publication is based on the reviewer's recommendations and the
editor's evaluation.
Publication Frequency & Format
This journal comes out Bi-Annual (Two issues per year). Accepted articles are
made available online in both HTML and PDF formats, ensuring that scholarly work is accessible
and disseminated promptly.
Open Access Policy
Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research operates under a fully open access model. This means all published content is freely
accessible to readers around the globe, without any subscription or paywall. Authors maintain
the copyright to their work, and the content is shared under an appropriate open-access license.
Indexing & Archiving
Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research is dedicated to upholding high standards with the goal of being included in reputable
scientific indexing and abstracting services. The journal also ensures long-term digital
preservation through recognized archives and repositories, guaranteeing permanent access and
discoverability.
Manuscript Submission
Authors are encouraged to submit their manuscripts through the journal's Online Submission
System (Submit Manuscript) or by emailing them directly to the
Editorial Office at
support@globalmeetx.com.
Manuscripts must adhere to the journal's author guidelines regarding structure, formatting,
referencing style, ethical approvals, and necessary disclosures (such as conflicts of interest
and funding).
Publication Ethics & Integrity
Journal of Aesthetic and Clinical Skin Research follows internationally recognized standards for publication ethics and research integrity,
which include (but are not limited to):
- Make sure you have ethical approval.
- Ensure informed consent and guarantee confidentiality.
- Declare any conflicts of interest.
- Be transparent about data availability.
- Clarify authorship criteria and the roles of contributors.
- Conduct anti-plagiarism checks.
- Have a clear policy for retraction and correction.
