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Mejora del crecimiento del cabello a través de la activación mitocondrial por el complejo Mito-activador

In Gi Lee1, Hyo Jeong Lim1, Eun Ji Kwon1

  • 1Innogene Co. Ltd, Seoul, Korea.

International journal of cosmetic science
|February 9, 2026
PubMed
Resumen

Un nuevo Complejo Mito-Activador (MiAc) promueve el crecimiento del cabello estimulando la actividad mitocondrial. Los ensayos clínicos muestran que MiAc aumenta significativamente la densidad y el crecimiento del cabello sin efectos adversos, ofreciendo un tratamiento prometedor para la pérdida de cabello.

Palabras clave:
La EGCG es una EGCG.Cultivo de células en cultivo celular.formulación/estabilidad de la fórmula.crecimiento del cabello crecimiento del cabello crecimiento.Las mitocondrias son las mitocondrias.La nicotinamida es una sustancia

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