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Abstract
This article presents a comparative analysis of modern methods for treating skin photoageing and their aesthetic results using an objective scale under the conditions of high solar radiation in Uzbekistan. A total of one hundred and three patients participated in the study; they were divided into three clearly defined groups and underwent various treatment strategies. The primary objective was to compare the efficacy of a personalised algorithm based on the patients' genetic characteristics and oxidative stress levels with traditional methods. The results of the study demonstrated that the comprehensive treatment method, selected on the basis of genetic analyses, allowed for the achievement of the highest indicators in improving physical appearance. More than seventy-seven per cent of the patients registered a very good improvement, which fully ensured their rapid return to daily social life. Furthermore, the economic efficacy of the treatment was analysed, and the issues of shortening the rehabilitation period through the rational allocation of resources were considered. It was fully scientifically substantiated that reducing the risk of complications and significantly cutting material costs through the application of innovative medical approaches directly contribute to the financial stability of the healthcare system.