Skin anisotropy, measured by fitting an ellipse to elastic wave speeds, increases logarithmically with age while stiffness along Langer lines rises linearly, with males stiffer than females.
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Analysis of in-vivo skin anisotropy using elastic wave measurements and Bayesian modelling
Skin anisotropy, measured by fitting an ellipse to elastic wave speeds, increases logarithmically with age while stiffness along Langer lines rises linearly, with males stiffer than females.