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Features of photoaged skin

Features of photoaged skin
Clinical Histologic
Dryness (roughness) Increased compaction of stratum corneum, increased thickness of granular cell layer, reduced epidermal thickness, reduced epidermal mucin content
Actinic keratoses Nuclear atypia, loss of orderly, progressive keratinocyte maturation; irregular epidermal hyperplasia and/or hypoplasia; occasional dermal inflammation
Irregular pigmentation
Freckling Reduced or increased number of hypertrophic, strongly DOPA-positive melanocytes
Lentigines Elongation of epidermal rete ridges; increases in number and melanization of melanocytes
Guttate hypomelanosis Reduced number of atypical melanocytes
Diffuse irreversible hyperpigmentation (bronzing) Increased number of DOPA-positive melanocytes and increased melanin content per unit area and increased number of dermal melanophages
Wrinkling
Fine surface lines None detected
Deep furrows Contraction of septae in the subcutaneous fat
Stellate pseudoscars Absence of epidermal pigmentation, altered fragmented dermal collagen
Elastosis (fine nodularity and/or coarseness) Nodular aggregations of fibrous to amorphous material in the papillary dermis
Inelasticity Elastotic dermis
Telangiectasia Ectatic vessels often with atrophic walls
Venous lakes Ectatic vessels often with atrophic walls
Purpura (easy bruising) Extravasated erythrocytes and increased perivascular inflammation
Comedones (maladie de Favre et Racouchot) Ectasia of the pilosebaceous follicular orifice
Sebaceous hyperplasia Concentric hyperplasia of sebaceous glands
Reproduced with permission from: Yaar M, Gilchrest BA. Aging of skin. In: Fitzpatrick's Dermatology in General Medicine, 7th ed. Wolff K, Goldsmith L, Katz S, et al (Eds), McGraw-Hill Medical 2008. Copyright © 2008 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
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