Facial ageing
2 papers2 findings
- Humans2
Upstream
2Alcohol use disorder
upin humans1OR 1.02
1 study
Alcohol use disorder
upin humans1OR 1.02
Alcohol use disorder increases facial ageing in humans (OR = 1.02).
“Alcohol use disorder increased facial ageing (OR = 1.02).”
HumansGenetic liability assessed by two-sample Mendelian randomisation
Journal of affective disorders27 Jan 2026
GCA-900066575 SP900066385
mediatesin silico1
1 study
GCA-900066575 SP900066385
mediatesin silico1
GCA-900066575 sp900066385 mediates facial ageing in silico.
“the abundance of GCA-900066575 sp900066385 appears to mediate the M-CSF pathway to facial ageing.”
In silico
Gut microbiota as a causal mediator linking inflammatory cytokines and ageing phenotypes
Biogerontology13 Dec 2025
Latest
17 in 12 monthsFrontiers in Medicine
Explainable deep learning reveals a stagewise temporal deterioration from skin tone to contour to texture in Chinese women's skin aging
Cross-sectional study of 300 peopleBiomarkers
AESTHETIC OROFACIAL SCIENCE
Facial aging beyond the skin: Integrative Model of Systemic–Cutaneous Homeostasis
ReviewCellular homeostasis
Aesthetic Surgery Journal
Skin Flow and Shape in the Aging Face: A Visualization
Cross-sectional study in peopleSkin
Preprints.org
A Review of the Anatomical Basis of Facial Aging and Deep Learning-Based Recognition Methods
Preprint: reviewMechanisms
Cutaneous and Ocular Toxicology
Evaluation of facial cutaneous aging in individuals with mitral valve prolapse
Case-control study in peoplePopulations
bioRxiv
Skin DNA Methylation Encodes Multidimensional Facial Aging Phenotypes with Distinct Biological Architectures
Preprint: cross-sectional study of 706 peopleBiomarkers
Clinical Epigenetics
Distinct roles of chronotype, daytime napping, and sleep duration in biological and functional aging: a univariable and multivariable Mendelian randomization study
Mendelian randomisation in peoplePopulations
Journal of Affective Disorders
Biological age acceleration associated with mental and behavioural disorders: Evidence from the UK biobank cohort
Cohort study of 502,411 peopleBiological-age acceleration