Ask collagen to come back

You've probably heard of collagen, but what is collagen? and why do we want it so much?

Collagen is a structural protein. Although it could well be called the “protein of eternal youth.” In the dermis, collagen fibers create a network, a network of fibers whose function is to provide support to the skin.

However, with age, collagen synthesis decreases, so the skin becomes sagging and loses its firmness. As the years go by, his absence becomes more and more noticeable. Wrinkles arrive. The skin withers.

Is there a way to ask collagen to come back?

Well, in nature, most chemical reactions and biological processes are regulated in part by short sequences of amino acids called peptides.

The era of bioactive peptides applied to dermatology began in the 1970s, when the GHK (Gly, His, Lys) peptide, isolated from human plasma, was discovered and characterized. Research was conducted in which the clinical benefits of this peptide in the healing of acute and chronic wounds were demonstrated.

A secondary benefit of these discoveries was that the anti-aging properties of some bioactive peptides began to be investigated, as well as their ability to improve the appearance of mature skin. This is how matrikines were discovered, small peptides that act as cellular messengers in the skin and that, literally, “ask collagen to come back”

Matrikines have been shown to stimulate collagen production in human fibroblasts in vitro.

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