As skin ages, it slowly loses its ability to renew and protect. The outermost layer, called the epidermis, becomes thinner.

Severe burns and traumatic injuries are still treated much as they were decades ago – by transplanting thin layers of the ...

The researchers used discarded skin from surgeries to divide the skin into its various layers and to isolate immune cells from the skin. Subsequently, they have analyzed the protein content in these ...

The New Philadelphia Science Club is back with another science question in The Times-Reporter. Each week a new science-related question will be given. Everyone is invited to participate by either ...

Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance found in the body, and the largest amounts of it are found in the skin, connective tissue and eyes, where its main function is to retain water and keep your ...

It often feels as though your skin-care routine’s primary goals are strictly aesthetic—to banish breakouts, smooth wrinkles, reduce discoloration, et cetera. But while these are certainly welcome ...

In the ever-evolving world of beauty and skincare, certain ingredients come and go as trends shift. Yet amid the constant stream of “miracle” products, vitamin E remains a steadfast performer with ...

The skin is the primary physical barrier against harmful substances in the environment. But there is a significant difference in the protective capacity of the skin across individuals. Knowing the ...