Histomorphological and Biochemical Analysis of Rat Model of Menopausal Skin Aging

Ji, Mann; Yang, Xianghong; Hao, Yufang; Shi, Jian-yong

doi:10.1007/s10517-022-05396-4

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“…Menopause is associated with deep changes in the skin structures, mainly in amount of collagen. This phase is characterized by a reduction in the dermic thickness, which contributes to the formation of wrinkles and flaccidity [8,9,10]. Many of the alterations are attributed to the hormonal changes [1,10,11,12].…”

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Evaluation of the Efficacy of Fractionated Radiofrequency Associated with Topical and Oral Silicon in Increasing Dermal Density in Menopausal Women

2024

Ann Case Report

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Skin aging is a process associated with the loss of collagen. Currently, it is known that the use of technologies, cosmetics and nutraceutical supplements make up the arsenal to reduce this process. The present study aimed to evaluate the effect of topical (5% methylsilanol mannuronate on the face) and oral (200mg of organic silicon stabilized in marine collagen) use associated with fractional radiofrequency or not on improving the dermal structure of the skin. For the study, 12 menopausal women, aged between 57 and 67 years, were recruited and divided into six groups: group 1 -oral use without radiofrequency; group 2 -topical use without radiofrequency; group 3 -oral and topical use without radiofrequency; group 4 -oral use with radiofrequency; group 5 -topical use with radiofrequency; group 6 -topical use with radiofrequency. To analyze dermal thickness, the mental region of the left and right face were evaluated using ultrasound at the beginning of treatment (T0) and at the end (T1). The interventions lasted 60 days. The results of the present study show an increase in dermal density in all treatments. The best result was observed in group 6 with an increase of 24.4% in the left region and 21.1% in the right region of the face. We conclude that the association of fractional radiofrequency associated with topical and oral silicon increases dermal density in menopausal women.

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Evaluation of the Efficacy of Fractionated Radiofrequency Associated with Topical and Oral Silicon in Increasing Dermal Density in Menopausal Women

2024

Ann Case Report

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“…Menopause is associated with deep changes in the skin structures, mainly in amount of collagen. In this phase, there is a reduction in the dermic thickness, which contributes to the formation of wrinkles and flaccidity [8,9,10]. Many of the alterations are attributed to the hormonal changes in this phase of a woman's life [1,2,11].…”

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confidence: 99%

Use of Silanols Associated with Aesthetic Treatments for Skin Rejuvenation in Menopausal Women

2023

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“…The skin is a highly dynamic structure that responds to many of factors [6]. During the aging process, the amount of collagen in the skin tissue declines and leads to dermal atrophy [7]. Thus, it is observed that with aging, the dermal thickness reduces and contributes to the formation of wrinkles [8].…”

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Short Term of Oral and Topical Use of Organic Silicon in Increasing Dermal Thickness: A Case Report.

2022

Ann Case Report

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Menopause is an age-related factor that profoundly alters the structures and quality of the skin. In this study, researchers tested the oral supplementation of organic silicon (200mg) and topical use of silicon (5%).Three post-menopausal women were recruited and divided into three groups: oral use, topical use, and oral and topical use. The treatment lasted for 30 days. Ultrasound imaging tests were performed to assess dermal thickness of the skin in four distinct regions of the face. After 30 days of treatment, was observed an improvement in the dermal thickness in the three treatments, but the most expressive results was observed in the woman who used oral and topical use. Thus, the association of organic silicon may be promising in improving skin quality associated with menopause.

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Histomorphological and Biochemical Analysis of Rat Model of Menopausal Skin Aging

Cited by 4 publications

References 15 publications

Evaluation of the Efficacy of Fractionated Radiofrequency Associated with Topical and Oral Silicon in Increasing Dermal Density in Menopausal Women

Evaluation of the Efficacy of Fractionated Radiofrequency Associated with Topical and Oral Silicon in Increasing Dermal Density in Menopausal Women

Use of Silanols Associated with Aesthetic Treatments for Skin Rejuvenation in Menopausal Women

Short Term of Oral and Topical Use of Organic Silicon in Increasing Dermal Thickness: A Case Report.

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