What do we know about the epidermis' optical properties and their influence on optical device functionality?

Biophotonics discovery Pub Date : 2025-06-04 eCollection Date: 2025-07-01 DOI:10.1117/1.BIOS.2.3.032505
Tananant Boonya-Ananta, Andres J Rodriguez, Ajmal Ajmal, JunZhu Pei, Kimberly L Branan, Amanda Sanchez, Marianne Porras Bouzas, Michael Alzamora, Gerard L Coté, Jessica C Ramella-Roman
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We review the published work on the optical properties of the epidermis. Considering three primary skin tone groups, we summarize the existing data on epidermal absorption and scattering coefficient across the 300- to 1000-nm range. We include both experimentally derived values and ones extrapolated through models of bulk skin. We note a paucity of experimental data across all skin tones, which highlights the need for further research on epidermal melanin and skin tone to improve the reliability of optical devices interfacing with the skin.

我们对表皮的光学特性及其对光学器件功能的影响了解多少?
我们回顾了已发表的关于表皮光学特性的研究成果。考虑到三种主要肤色,我们总结了现有的300- 1000 nm范围内表皮吸收和散射系数的数据。我们既包括实验得出的值,也包括通过大体积皮肤模型推断的值。我们注意到缺乏所有肤色的实验数据,这突出了需要进一步研究表皮黑色素和肤色,以提高与皮肤接口的光学器件的可靠性。
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