Senolytics, Senomorphics, and the Aesthetics of Cellular Aging Why a Plastic Surgeon Is Writing About Molecular Biology
I perform surgery on tissue. That tissue is made of cells. And some of those cells — a growing percentage of them as you age — have stopped dividing, stopped contributing, and started actively sabotaging the tissue around them. These are senescent cells. The longevity community calls them “zombie cells,” which is reductive but not
