The aging face

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Abstract

Advancements in technology and medicine have led to a greater life expectancy and a corresponding increased interest in the mechanisms and prevention of aging. Because of its central role in human perception of age and emotion, the aging face generates a high demand for understanding the etiology of senescence-related changes. There are effective nonsurgical and surgical methods available for those seeking functional or cosmetic facial rejuvenation.

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Ko, A. C., Korn, B. S., & Kikkawa, D. O. (2017, March 1). The aging face. Survey of Ophthalmology. Elsevier USA. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.survophthal.2016.09.002

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