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See Latest ArticlesSkin Viscoelasticity Displays Site- and Age-Dependent Angular Anisotropy
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Ruvolo Jr, E.C., et al. - One of the dominant characteristics of skin aging is loss of elasticity. Although the changes in the mechanical properties of the skin over several decades of life are substantial, objective measurements have failed to capture their magnitude thus far. Moreover, the mechanical properties of the skin are not uniform in all directions, and there is a need to understand this angular anisotropy
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