The answer is vitamin C. It's central to collagen production, which the body uses to repair skin and tissue.
Vitamin A, vitamin E, and vitamin K all play their own roles in skin health, but none of them drive collagen production the way vitamin C does. That's what makes vitamin C the one tied specifically to repair rather than general skin maintenance.
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