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Different clinical tests were done to prove that Serilesine helps
to keep skin aging at bay by stimulating various mechanisms.
This page looks at how it increases skin firmness (compactness).
To place this in context with how it helps to fight aging and to have a younger looking skin, please look at the Serilesine summary page by clicking here.
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A dermatologist evaluated skin compactness by focusing on parameters such as skin density and uniformity and assigned a score to enable statistical analysis:
- Grade 1 – insufficient compactness
- Grade 2 – sufficient compactness
- Grade 3 – fairly good compactness
- Grade 4 – good compactness
The scoring table of the dermatologist is enclosed, as well as the statistical analysis performed on the data. Since the measurements are non parametric (which means we don’t know the underlying distribution of the variable measured), they are analyzed using Friedman’s Test.
Several volunteers were not valid for evaluation because their initial value was already Grade 4 and they affected the statistical analysis.
Skin compactness, according to the dermatologist’s evaluation, is increased after 60 days. Applying Friedman’s test, the data for the intermediate time points (15 days and 30 days) is determined to be non significant and is eliminated from the test.
Due to the fact that combining all the images on one page makes it too large to download within a fair period of time, we created different pages dealing with each aspect that was tested.
The other test that were performed can be viewed by clicking the hyperlink.
If you are looking for the summary page of Serilesine please click here.
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