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Immunohistochemical clues at aging of the skin microvascular unit

Background:  Skin aging is a multifaceted process influenced by various factors affecting at variable degree at different body sites. This study focused on the aging process affecting dermal dendrocytes and the microvasculature. We also explored the effect of substance P released by capsaicin because this neuropeptide is known to affect the microvasculature environment.