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elastin
[ ih-las-tin ]
elastin
/ ɪˈlæstɪn /
noun
- biochem a fibrous scleroprotein constituting the major part of elastic tissue, such as the walls of arteries
Word History and Origins
Origin of elastin1
Example Sentences
Unprotected exposure to UV rays plays a substantial role in skin ageing - breaking down collagen and elastin fibres in healthy skin.
“However, Botox can help those who have deep wrinkles as well, it just takes longer and often requires other complementary treatments to help stimulate collagen and elastin recovery in the skin.”
The procedure is said to help repair the skin's barrier by stimulating the production of new collagen and elastin, which can reduce the appearance of wrinkles and acne scars.
In addition, rapid weight loss can also lead to the skin losing collagen and elastin, causing what Vogue Magazine has dubbed the gaunt "Ozempic face".
Dee also combines the treatments with high-grade medical skin care to exfoliate dead skin cells and use serums to stimulate collagen and elastin.
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