A 30-year-old woman claims to have reversed the age of her skin, which a biomarker device analyzed and recognized as that of a 21-year-old.

Kate Tolo, 30, shared in a social media post two different photos of her face, one labeled age 23 taken in April 2019, with the other age 30 shot this year. The smooth skin Face-saving on both faces in the photos looked the same and seemed not to have aged.

Tolo explained that the biomarker device assesses the surface and subsurface skin features and she was regularly getting scans to assess the changes, Daily Mail reported.

Tolo then shared her skin age-reversing formula. First and foremost is treating skin conditions like acne and using sun protection, getting plenty of sleep, eating healthy, undergoing red light therapy, microdosing on Accutane and taking supplements such as hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, omega-3, copper, and vitamin D, according to the Daily Mail.

She also takes collagen, extra virgin olive oil, advanced antioxidants, Blueprint Longevity Mix, Essential capsules and serum, while using moisturizers and cleansers.

Meanwhile, a Chicago man needed a rabies shot and antibiotics more than skin care products after what happened to the skin of his face.

Heriverto Hernandez said that he was sleeping in his apartment in the Rogers Park complex in Chicago in early June when he felt something scurrying over his face at 3 a.m., the New York Post (NYP) reported.

Hernandez told Fox32 that rats chewing on his face woke him up, and he threw the rodents off. He shared photos of his face with many fresh wounds on his forehead.

Hernandez and other tenants of the apartment complex had been complaining of rats and cockroaches infesting their homes.

The management claimed that it was addressing safety issues, but that its inability to communicate and work directly with certain tenants had created unnecessary delays, misunderstandings, and obstacles to resolving maintenance issues promptly.