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In vitro and in vivo validation of a new three‐dimensional fringe projection‐based device (AEVA‐HE) dedicated to skin surface mapping

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Aging signs are much visible on the surface of the skin that presents different changes: cheeks start to sag, more and deeper wrinkles appear, and pigmentation spots increase. Face diagnostic… Click to show full abstract

Aging signs are much visible on the surface of the skin that presents different changes: cheeks start to sag, more and deeper wrinkles appear, and pigmentation spots increase. Face diagnostic to recommend products includes assessing cutaneous micro‐relief or the micro‐depressive network on the face. Furthermore, there is an increasing demand for clinical and instrumental methods to prove the efficacy of anti‐aging treatments. As a result, very accurate and sensitive three‐dimensional (3D) devices are developed and validated to measure and quantify aging skin and to catch fine anti‐aging products acting on wrinkles and fine lines.

Keywords: new three; vitro vivo; surface; validation new; three dimensional; vivo validation

Journal Title: Skin Research and Technology
Year Published: 2023

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