Valutazione dell'efficacia del siero di vipera quale anti-eta' topico facciale

Translated title of the contribution: Evaluation of effectiveness of viper serum for topical use as facial anti-aging

Edoardo Raposio, Valerio Belgrano, Alessandro Caielli, Eleonora Canini, Emanuela Grosso, Valdemaro Pavacci, Claudia Porzio, Carlo Rossello, Pierluigi Santi

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Abstract

In Aesthetic Medicine a revolution to prevent skin aging and fight facial wrinkles has been the introduction into the market (for aesthetic purposes) of botulinum toxin. The action of the toxin is to weaken the muscle through a partial paralysis of peripheral nerves, with a relaxation of the skin. In our study, we tried to assess the anti-aging efficacy of three different oligopeptide preparates to prevent skin aging of the upper third of the face. Within our O.U. Plastic Surgery, we selected, at random, 12 volunteer subjects. We used three preparations will mimic the action of botulinum toxin, through transcutaneous absorption. The two main components are ARGIRELINE® and SYN®-AKE. Short-term treatment showed a general tendency to a reduction in contractile status at the level of the corrugator and orbicularis muscles. The long-term treatment, instead, showed a valid effect at the level of the frontalis muscle.

Translated title of the contributionEvaluation of effectiveness of viper serum for topical use as facial anti-aging
Original languageItalian
JournalCapsula Eburnea
Volume2009
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2009

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Medicine(all)

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