Saranya Wyles, M.D., Ph.D.

And to that point about longevity benefits, it's, you know, the laser that you probably had was a vascular laser.

It's 595 nanometer wavelength, which is great because.

Yes.

I mean, it's, it's, it's what, did you see benefit by the way?

Did it help your redness?

Yeah.

And that's probably targeting.

So it's chronic low-level inflammation.

So inflammation can present on your skin in a lot of different ways.

And it's usually with redness.

That's how we can tell.

Completely overrated.

I think oral supplementation of collagen is completely overrated.

Yeah.

So a lot of people think that collagen supplementation translocates to the skin directly, but it actually, it does not assist probably a good source of protein, but oral collagen is

is often marketed as a great supporter for skin, hair, and nails, but we don't have a good way to promote rejuvenation of the skin collagen from oral supplementation.

We could do it through all the ways we talked about with lasers and topical barrier protection and other biostimulators for the skin, but not from oral collagen supplementation.

In terms of procedures, I think we have to be really cautious in the regenerative medicine space right now.

I'm a big fan of platelet exosomes.

We've actually done a lot of clinical studies in evaluating the efficacy of topical platelet exosomes, which has been great.