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How Your Face Ages: Genes, Inflammation and Blood Fats
Original: How Your Face Ages: Genes, Inflammation and Blood Fats Reveal the Biology of Looking Older
New research into facial ageing points to a biological basis for why some people look older than others. Scientists link visible ageing to genetic factors, chronic inflammation, and levels of blood fats such as cholesterol and triglycerides, which influence skin elasticity and facial structure. The findings suggest that a person's appearance with age reflects measurable internal biology rather than just lifestyle or sun exposure.
Why now: Interest in the science of ageing and whether appearance can predict or reveal underlying health.
facial ageing researchBioengineer.org
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- How Your Face Ages: Genes, Inflammation and Blood Fats Reveal the Biology of Looking Older · Bioengineer.org
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