Research: Acne As Teens Make Younger Face in Old Age

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Research: Acne As Teens Make Younger Face in Old Age

 

Having a pimply face is not fun. Especially for patients who start experiencing it since puberty or adolescence. You who have faced severe acne as a teenager may be upset because the skin diseases that interfere with appearance. But do not always feel inferior because of it. According to research, acne as a teenager makes a person more ageless in the old age. Research conducted King's College London revealed so. The research was applied to 1,600 twins who were half acne. According to the study, acne creates a 'cap' at the end of a chromosome (telomere) that can protect DNA from damage. As they age, acne sufferers when teenagers are not too problematic with wrinkles or wrinkles on their face. Previous research has revealed the benefits of long telomeres. It says if those who have long telomeres look younger biologically than people of the same age but short telomeres. Longer telomeres were found in people having problems with acne in their adolescence.

 

Further experiments are also more convincing if the acne sufferer when puberty actually have healthier skin in the future. When examined from their skin samples it is known that genes associated with cell death are not very active on them. Dermatologists also see if acne patients age more slowly. Wrinkles and thinning of skin appear longer. It is thought to be due to excessive oil production experienced by acne. Our findings reveal that the cause may be related to the apparently different length of telomeres in acne sufferers and means their cells are protected from aging, says study leader Dr. Simone Ribero.You who are now 20- 30s and 30s may not feel have a good skin or ageless despite acne as a teenager. But it has not been seen until the 40s or 50s when signs of aging began to appear. Glad to know there are benefits of acne, says Simone. (ami / ami)