Sentences with phrase «increase epidermal»

To enhance lip plumpness and contour, look for lip treatments that boost collagen production and increase epidermal water content.

Increased epidermal growth factor levels in human milk of mothers with extremely premature infants.

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Our patented NIA - 114 ™ helps to increase skin firmness, diminish trans - epidermal water loss, and reduce the appearance of sagging over time.

They found higher levels of JAK1 in resistant tumors, which caused increased expression of epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR)-- a receptor tyrosine kinase that promotes cell proliferation.

In an intensive care unit, epidermal electronic systems (electronics that adhere to the skin like temporary tattoos) could allow health care staff to monitor patients remotely and wirelessly, increasing patient comfort by decreasing the customary tangle of cables and wires.

Finally, we demonstrate that treatment of T - 47D cells with epidermal growth factor (EGF), which promotes cell ruffling, stimulates increased accumulation of activated matriptase at the sites of membrane ruffling, suggesting a possible functional role at these sites.

When the light penetrates through the epidermal and dermal skin layers, it increases circulation to help form new capillaries.

Immensely nutrient dense, chia seed oil helps increase skin hydration, reduce trans - epidermal water loss in skin, and help your skin's barrier function do it's job better (no more dehydrated skin, ya'll!).

+ Chia oil is clinically proven to significantly increase skin hydration, reduce trans - epidermal water loss and increase skin barrier function (study conducted by the Annals of Dermatology)

In particular, both olive oil and oleic acid have been shown to increase trans - epidermal water loss (TEWL), which in scientific terms is the quantity of water that passes through the outer epidermis into the atmosphere.

A study published in Dermatology reported that sauna therapy was found to result in a more stable epidermal barrier function and an increase in stratum corneum hydration.

Proportional decrease in epidermal melanin (due to increase in cells).

Individuals with higher omega 6 levels had more inflammatory cytokines in the skin tissue, a weakened epidermal barrier and increased sebum production.

Zinc and selenium deficient diets are associated with increased inflammatory cytokines in the skin and reduce epidermal barrier function which predisposes one to developing eczema and other skin disorders.

Serum's leading ingredient, Chia Seed, has been clinically proven to show significant increase in skin hydration, reduction of trans - epidermal water loss and increase skin barrier function.

This créme contains organic essential oils that stimulate your epidermal cells to increase skin regeneration and prevent aging.

Immensely nutrient dense, chia seed oil helps increase skin hydration, reduce trans - epidermal water loss in skin, and help your skin's barrier function do it's job better (no more dehydrated skin, ya'll!).

Niacinamide improves the epidermal lipid barrier, protects the skin from infrared light from UV rays, decreases oil overproduction, diminishes redness, addresses hyperpigmentation, and finally, minimizes the appearance of lines and wrinkles by increasing the frequency of cell turnover.

Potent topical corticosteroids may diminish epidermal thickness leading to increased skin fragility.

In highly proliferative lesions with increased Ki67, estrogen receptor was negative, but human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 was usually positive with a distribution that was similar to that reported for human intraepithelial lesions (7).

Others plants show different developmental strategies, increasing size (stomatal index), number (density) or epidermal cells size of stomatas.

Accutane and Skin Reactions In 2010, Hoffman - LaRoche and health Canada warned that there had been an increase of serious skin conditions in Accutane users, including Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis and Stevens - Johnson Syndrome, two very serious skin reactions that can lead to disability and death.