JJ Virgin discusses how skin has a biological age separate from your calendar age. A specific molecule targeting cellular senescence can modestly reverse skin's biological age with consistent treatment, slowing the aging process measurably though not dramatically.
So even if you're 60 years old chronologically, your skin could be 58 or 64.
Is it just gonna slow down the aging process moving forward, or can I actually turn back the clock?
So from our research, we are able to measure what we call the biological age of the skin. And what we see is that when we treat with our molecule and reduce cellular senescence, the biological age is actually reversed. It's not a huge dramatic change overnight, But it's a consistent change of like slowing down that pace of aging.
