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The reconstructed skin model as a new tool for investigating in vitro dermal fillers: increased fibroblast activity by hyaluronic acid Volume 25, issue 4, July-August 2015

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L’OREAL Research and Innovation,
1, avenue Eugène Schueller,
93600 Aulnay-sous-bois, France
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Facial aging is mainly characterized by wrinkles, folds, volume loss and sagging, which reflect gradual and permanent changes occurring in the deeper compartments of the skin. Reducing the clinical signs of aging through soft-tissue augmentation using materials referred to as ‘fillers’ is an expanding field of aesthetic medicine and a prevalent anti-skin aging strategy. A wide range of fillers which differ in their origin (natural or synthetic) and their formulation can be found on the market, in [...]