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Overview of cosmetic dermatological approach for photoaging
International Journal of Cosmetic Science, 01/14/09

Funasaka Y et al. - Glycolic acid may act on skin cells via keratinocytes and activate the cytokine network, which results in the remodeling of tissue construct and elimination of pigment. Heat generated by non-ablative laser or phototherapy might induce heat shock proteins which induce new collagen formation, and eliminate oxidized abnormal materials. This type of research is expected to disclose the cellular and molecular mechanisms of photoaging, and to lead to the establishment of further effective photoaging treatment.

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