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Non-invasive assessment of the mechanical properties of human skin - investigation of effective age using an optical method

Neil T. Clancy, Martin J. Leahy, and Gert E. Nilsson

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Abstract

A technique is described that uses novel imaging techniques to track the decay of an imprint made in the skin and hence, can infer the ‘effective age’ of the skin.

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