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post 1623940491 11-28-2020, 05:41 PM
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Is collagen really anti-aging? (Skin, hair, etc.)

Thinking about trying it, but obviously I won't know if it works until like my late 30s. Does anyone use it or have studies that prove it helps?
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post 1623940821 11-28-2020, 05:44 PM
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likely horse**** like most supplements. I do take it though for my fingers (rockclimbing), supposedly helps with tendons n joints
post 1623947091 11-28-2020, 06:55 PM
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Snake oil bruh. Easiest way to promote collagen growth is with fillers. Yes, like what dumb bishes inject into their faces by the quart. Used in moderation, fillers have been shown to promote natural collagen growth even after the filler has been metabolized. Go get you some Restylane.

Source: I work in derm pharma.
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post 1623948151 11-28-2020, 07:07 PM
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Nah not snake oil studies have shown it does work
post 1623948161 11-28-2020, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted By dfwt70gt⏩
Snake oil bruh. Easiest way to promote collagen growth is with fillers. Yes, like what dumb bishes inject into their faces by the quart. Used in moderation, fillers have been shown to promote natural collagen growth even after the filler has been metabolized. Go get you some Restylane.

Source: I work in derm pharma.
What about Retin-A.
post 1623951041 11-28-2020, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Harry815⏩
What about Retin-A.
Super old retinoid by today's standards (newer molecules - better inflammatory response) but a study was done on retinoids in the 90's that showed for the most part, all retinoids have some cosmetic/anti-aging properties based on their general function. In short, retinoids unplug hair follicles, speed up then normalize cell turnover and go after inflammation thus preventing damage to the dermis when used regularly.
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post 1623951551 11-28-2020, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted By billclintonnn⏩
Thinking about trying it, but obviously I won't know if it works until like my late 30s. Does anyone use it or have studies that prove it helps?
I started using tretinoin in March. It thins the skin in the beginning of use because it peels off the outer layer. But over time it thickens it instead due to increasing collagen production.
post 1623952221 11-28-2020, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted By FeelSadbutOk⏩
Nah not snake oil studies have shown it does work
Only for joint health.
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