Sensitive skin is a widely reported condition where affected individuals experience enhanced and unpleasant sensations of itching, burning and discomfort upon exposure to a wide range of environmental factors. Considerable progress in recent years has shed light on multiple aspects of this condition. This new edition sums up the advances in pathophysiology, methods of investigation, effects of environmental factors and clinical considerations in evaluation and management of affected individuals. This book provides a blend of basic science and methodologies for interested investigators as well as practical points in clinical management of patients.