About this trial
This clinical study is conducted at one study site and in 165 women with visible signs of skin aging. It compares after 13 weeks the benefit of a combined oral collagen supplement and topical collagen serum regimen compared with oral collagen alone and topical collagen serum alone in reducing in women presenting visible signs of skin ageing .
Eligibility criteria
This trial does not accept healthy volunteersQualifiers
Participant having signed an Informed Consent Form (ICF) before any trial related activity is carried out;
Female participant;
Participant with a Fitzpatrick skin type I to III;
Participant aged 45 to 60 years inclusive at the time of signing the ICF;
Disqualifiers
Participant who is pregnant or who is breast feeding;
Participant receiving hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
Participant who smokes more than two cigarettes per week;
Participant whose alcohol intake exceeds 2 drinks per week;
Trial design
Parallel
Treatments tested in this trial
Oral collagen
Dietary supplementcombination of oral collagen supplementation and topical application of collagen serum
topical application of collagen serum
Other interventiontopical application of collagen serum
Treatment groups
Trial outcomes
Primary outcomes
Crow's feet score on the L'Oreal Skin Atlas (Caucasian type) scale ranging from 0=no wrinkles to 6=very deep severe wrinkles
Secondary outcomes
Forhead wrinkle score on the L'Oreal Skin Atlas (Caucasian type) scale ranging from 0=no wrinkles to 5=very deep/severe wrinkles
Glabellar's wrinkle score on the L'Oreal Skin Atlas (Caucasian type) scale ranging from 0=no wrinkles to 5=very deep/severe wrinkles
Underneath eye wrinkle score on the L'Oreal Skin Atlas (Caucasian type) scale ranging from 0=no wrinkles to 5=very deep/severe wrinkles
Nasolabial fold score on the L'Oreal Skin Atlas (Caucasian type) scale ranging from 0=no fold to 5=very deep/severe fold
Other outcomes
Microbiopsies (0.33 mm in diameter or the equivalent of a 23-gauge needle) for histology and gene expression of tissue rejuvenation at baseline and week 13
according to Kislevitz M,, Lu KB, , Wamsley C, , Hoopman J, , Kenkel J et Akgul Y, Novel Use of Non-Invasive Devices and Microbiopsies to Assess Facial Skin Rejuvenation Following Laser Treatment. . Lasers Surg Med. 2020 Nov;52(9):822-830. doi: 10.1002/lsm.23233. Epub 2020 Mar.
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