Skin senescence—from basic research to clinical practice

Abstract excerpt

The most recognizable implications of tissue aging manifest themselves on the skin. Skin laxity, roughness, pigmentation disorders, age spots, wrinkles, telangiectasia or hair graying are symptoms of physiological aging. Development of the senescent phenotype depends on the interaction between aging cells and remodeling of the skin’s extracellular matrix (ECM) that contains collagen and elastic fiber. Aging...

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