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Non-invasive and painless mid-infrared modulation increases collagen in human and mouse skin

2024-03-29

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Stimulating collagen production in skin helps to enhance vitality while decelerating aging- associated processes in skin tissue. However, current approaches to enhancing collagen production are commonly limited by accompanying pain and trauma. Here, we report that mid-infrared modulation (MIMO) at an intensity of 70 mW/cm 2 promotes collagen production in human or mouse skin in vivo without generating excessive h...

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Literature Corpus work: ff48c6d8-4adf-5061-b111-3159d0806a58
DOI: 10.1101/2024.03.28.587170

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