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[Photoaging of a skin].

Authors: Ryszard, Galus; Łukasz, Zandecki; Marek, Antiszko; Katarzyna, Borowska; Stanisław, Zabielski;

[Photoaging of a skin].

Abstract

Photoaging is a skin aging caused by long-term exposure to the ultraviolet radiations of the sun. Ultraviolet activates activating protein-1 and generate reactive oxygen species which play a substantial role in collagen degradation. Clinically, photoaged skin appears as a coarse with deep wrinkles. Presently there are available several agents to reverse the photodamage. There is conclusive evidence that synthetic vitamin A derivatives are the most effective in the treatment of photoaging. Erythema and scaling may be experienced initially.

Keywords

Ultraviolet Rays, Animals, Humans, Vitamin A, Skin, Skin Aging

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