Rendón-Medina MA, Rendón-Pimentel MA

Language: Spanish
References: 19
Page: 126-133
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ABSTRACT

Human aging is a complex process influenced by various biological and environmental factors. In this study, we propose a mathematical model that considers four main variables: earth's gravity, solar radiation, cellular metabolism, and individual quality of life. We propose a mathematical formula which, upon substituting the variables and constants, will give us a categorical result of aging. At the end of the calculation it yields the result in relative points of aging: the higher the relative points, the greater the aging. When we perform the exercise with two patients of the same age (72 years) but under different conditions, it gives us an example of different degrees of aging. In scenario one, the patient slept 8 hours, had mild sun exposure, did not smoke, exercised, and obtained 36 relative points of aging. In scenario two, the patient did not have a healthy lifestyle, obtaining 410.4 relative points of aging. We concluded that this approach is not intended to be an exact diagnosis, but a conceptual guide that recognizes the individuality of aging. Each person ages differently; therefore, the results of facial rejuvenation procedures vary from person to person. Personalization of treatment remains key, and this model can enrich clinical analysis without replacing professional medical evaluation.

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