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Longevity Aesthetics

Skin and hair as visible readouts of the biology underneath: hormones, inflammation and regeneration.

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What these articles cover.

Skin and hair change with the same biology that drives ageing elsewhere: hormones, inflammation, gut health and the slowing of tissue repair.

These articles connect what you see in the mirror to what can be measured in blood, and look at the evidence for regenerative treatments such as exosomes.

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Fluorescence micrograph: cross-section of a human hair follicle

Longevity Aesthetics7 min read

Hair Loss and Hormones: A Longevity Medicine Perspective

Hair loss is not just a cosmetic concern — it is a hormonal biomarker. Thinning hair often signals underlying imbalances in DHT, thyroid function, insulin sensitivity, and nutrient status.

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Fluorescence micrograph: skin fibroblasts taking up labelled exosomes, green points around blue nuclei

Longevity Aesthetics7 min read

Exosomes in Aesthetics: The Next Frontier of Regenerative Medicine

Exosomes — tiny vesicles packed with growth factors, proteins, and RNA — are emerging as the next generation of regenerative aesthetics. They can stimulate three times more collagen than microneedling alone.

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Fluorescence micrograph: cross-section of human skin: epidermal layers stained green over a dermis of collagen fibres in faint amber

Longevity Aesthetics5 min read