Ability of sodium copper chlorophyllin complex to repair photoaged skin by stimulation of biomarkers in human extracellular matrix
McCook JP, Stephens TJ, Jiang LI, Law RM, Gotz V
Published in Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology
Methodology
Open-label clinical study with biomarker analysis of topical sodium copper chlorophyllin complex on photoaged facial skin.
Key Findings
Topical chlorophyllin was associated with increased extracellular matrix biomarkers and clinical improvement in photoaged skin appearance.
Conclusions
Preliminary evidence that topical chlorophyllin affects skin matrix biomarkers.
Limitations
Uncontrolled, small sample, industry-affiliated authors, no oral supplementation data.
Supplements Studied
Topical sodium copper chlorophyllin increased extracellular matrix biomarkers in photoaged skin.
Topical chlorophyllin was associated with increased extracellular matrix biomarkers and clinical improvement in photoaged skin appearance.
Outcomes Measured
Topical chlorophyllin was associated with improvement in photoaged skin appearance.
Study Details
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