Trend of changes in epidermal biophysical properties in the Chinese aged 1 month to 17‐year old
Skin Research and Technology2023Vol. 29(3), pp. e13297–e13297
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Abstract
These results demonstrate that both TEWL and stratum corneum hydration levels decrease, whereas skin surface pH increases in children aged 1 month to 17-year old. The changes in these biophysical properties vary with age, gender, and body site.
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