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- No, it's not a futuristic hallucination: We're inside Le Visionnaire, L'Oréal 's newest "creative laboratory" at 14 rue Royale, bang in the center of Paris.
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Sep 29, 2023 · No, it's not a futuristic hallucination: We're inside Le Visionnaire, L'Oréal's newest "creative laboratory" at 14 rue Royale, bang in the center of Paris. The 45,208-square-foot...
- Stephanie Hirschmiller
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Redesigned in 2017 by Alain Moatti, the architect has brought a futuristic dimension to the project, notably with this ovoid shape reminiscent of the creative process, and thus continues to build a bridge between heritage and future.
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Visual hallucinations are defined as perceptions of an object or occurrence in the absence of physical stimuli.The differential diagnosis for this phenomenon is broad and encompasses ophthalmic, neurologic, metabolic and psychiatric etiologies. In order to discern the underlying cause of a visual hallucination, a thorough patient history in conjunc...
Physical Examination and Diagnostics
Clinical findings and testing recommendations for a patient experiencing visual hallucinations is variable and dependent on the underlying pathology. In order to discern the underlying etiology of visual hallucination, a thorough ophthalmologic workup consisting of dilated fundus exam (DFE), Humphrey visual field testing, and OCT macula/RNFL testing is recommended to rule out ophthalmic pathology. Neurologic etiologies should be explored through a thorough neurologic examination, brain imagin...
Symptoms
Symptoms of visual hallucinations due to psychiatric disease, neurologic pathology, or substance use are highly variable, even among patients experiencing visual phenomena due to identical underlying etiologies. Hallucinations may involve simple images, such as the perception of flashing lights or squiggling lines, to complex and complete images, such as animals, religious figures or family members. Certain etiologies of visual hallucination, such as migraine-induced hallucinations, have a ch...
Medical therapy
Medical therapy should be used only to manage the pathologic underpinnings of the systemic disease that led to visual hallucination, and not for the hallucination itself. Psychosis and delirium are often managed with environmental alterations, inciting drug discontinuation (if appropriate) and anti-psychotic medications (i.e. typical antipsychotics, such as haloperidol). Migraines may be managed acutely with NSAIDs, triptans, as well as chronically with beta blockers, topiramate, and other pr...
Prognosis
While the visual hallucination itself does not impact visual function, it may portend poor visual outcomes depending on the etiology of the hallucination. Furthermore, certain pathologies that induce visual hallucinations, such as Creutzfeld-Jakob Disease, have a rapid disease course with high mortality rates. However, other causes such as visual snow are benign and have very good visual prognoses. Further information regarding the prognosis related to the specific underlying cause of visual...
Almost a century later, the world’s leading beauty manufacturer reimagined the space as a venue for employees from across the world to come together, find inspiration within the company’s heritage, and collaboratively envision its future.
Oct 11, 2023 · During Paris Fashion Week, French beauty giant L’Oréal inaugurated Le Visionnaire, a new creative hub in the French capital that harnesses artificial intelligence (AI) and state-of-the-art technology to help forge the L’Oréal of the future.
- Stephanie Hirschmiller
Oct 13, 2016 · What are hallucinations? Hallucinations are commonly associated with disorders such as schizophrenia and Parkinson’s disease. But healthy people can also have visual hallucinations after taking...
Jun 26, 2022 · What is a hallucination? A hallucination is a false perception of objects or events involving your senses: sight, sound, smell, touch and taste. Hallucinations seem real, but they’re not. Chemical reactions and/or abnormalities in your brain cause hallucinations.
