Skin doesn't just look older as the years pass. It starts behaving differently at a genetic level. The fibroblasts in aged skin express a measurably different set of genes compared to those in younger tissue, and that shift is what drives the structural breakdown researchers observe in photoaged and chronologically aged skin models.
This isn't surface-level change. It's a biological...
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