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Skin Hydration and Facial Aging in Women Aged 30-60: An Observational Correlational Study Using Bioimpedance Analysis
This study investigates whether skin hydration levels are related to how old the skin looks. Thirty women aged 30 to 60 years will attend a single visit at a licensed esthetic practice in Florida. Skin moisture will be measured at seven points on the face using the BT-Analyze device. Photographs will be taken and evaluated by a blinded expert cosmetologist using a standard aging scoring system. The study will determine whether women with lower skin hydration tend to show more visible signs of aging.
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