Are Topical Estrogens Effective for Skin Aging
Craig A. Elmets
Abstract
Craig A. Elmets
Abstract
Aging of the skin is caused by a combination of genetic factors (natural aging) and excessive sun exposure (photoaging). Natural aging appears as fine wrinkles, skin laxity, and sagging; photoaging produces coarse wrinkles. Both processes result, at least in part, from declines in types I and III collagen in the dermis. Topical medications that could restore the youthful appearance of skin are of great …
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Aging of the skin is caused by a combination of genetic factors (natural aging) and excessive sun exposure (photoaging). Natural aging appears as fine wrinkles, skin laxity, and sagging; photoaging produces coarse wrinkles. Both processes result, at least in part, from declines in types I and III collagen in the dermis. Topical medications that could restore the youthful appearance of skin are of great …
Key concepts: Photoaging, Skin Aging, Dermis, Medicine, Dermatology, Sun exposure, Wrinkle, Cosmetic Techniques