Apparent age is how old your face appears to observers — independent of your birth date. Research on Danish twins found that people who look younger than their chronological age consistently have better health outcomes, making apparent age a genuine biomarker of biological aging rate.
Two people who are both 35 can look anywhere from 28 to 45 depending on genetics, sleep, sun exposure, skin care, and lifestyle. The gap is measurable, meaningful, and — for most people — at least partly modifiable.
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