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Genes, Inflammation and Blood Fats Drive How Faces Age
Original: How Your Face Ages: Genes, Inflammation and Blood Fats Reveal the Biology of Looking Older
New reporting explains the biology behind facial ageing, pointing to genetics, chronic inflammation and blood lipid levels as key factors in how old a person looks. The findings suggest visible ageing is tied to measurable internal processes rather than time alone, potentially opening paths to interventions that slow or alter how faces age.
Why now: Facial ageing research is attracting attention because it links appearance to underlying biology and possible health interventions.
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Evidence
- How Your Face Ages: Genes, Inflammation and Blood Fats Reveal the Biology of Looking Older · Bioengineer.org
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