As we age, our skin becomes thinner and more susceptible to damage, leading to a condition known as senile purpura or more commonly as “Age-Related Bruising”. This condition is characterized by the appearance of purple or red bruises on the skin, typically on the arms, legs, and hands.

Are you or someone you know suffering from unexplained bruises on the arms and legs? If so, it could be a condition known as age-related bruising. But what exactly is age-related bruising and what causes it? In this article, we'll dive into the details and explore the various treatment options available.

Oral medication clears senile skin of unsightly, though benign, lesions.

"Senile purpura has plagued individuals for a long time and truly effective therapies have been far and few between. With the increase in life expectance and the increase in activity of the older generations, this cosmetic thorn has become more of an issue in contemporary times. Purpurex is the first-ever treatment for SP and fills this therapeutic void by effectively clearing the skin of the lesions and helping prevent newer ones from occurring."