Lifestyle factors that can speed the rate of aging skin include smoking, use of tanning beds, and sun exposure. Freckles in young children are evidence of sun damage. In fact, the amount of sun you got as a child has a lot to do with your skin's appearance today. Genetics play a factor in aging as well, but now there are ways to fight back.
IN YOUR
1. 20's: Wear suscreen. This should be a staple for all age groups. Cleanse and moisturize.
2. 30's: Fine lines and wrinkles start to appear. One way to improve skin tone and texture is to look for products containing retinol and alpha-hydroxy acids. LIGHT CHEMICAL PEELS or MICRODERMABRASION can make the skin look smoother, more radiant and more refreshed. BOTOX is an option for wrinkles around the eyes and forehead as they start to appear at this age.
3. 40's: Wrinkles, pigmentation and elasticity become an issue. This is when sun exposure really catches up with you. MODERATE CHEMICAL PEELS, BOTOX, FILLERS, and IPL or LASERS to help with pigment, wrinkles and loss of elasticity.
4. 50's: All things in your 40's become deeper and more intense. CHEMICAL PEELS, BOTOX, FILLERS, IPL and LASERS that resurface and stimulate collagen.
5. 60's: Greater loss of elasticity and sagging skin along with deeper wrinkles become the issue. If you have followed the STEPS and PROCEDURES above, your 60's can mean maintaining vibrant skin.
AT ANY AGE
If you're unhappy with how your skin is aging, start applying sunscreen, lose the tan, and stop smoking. Then check with a physician or skin care clinician to see which procedures might be right for you. To a point, you can turn back the clock and rejuvenate skin. We can help you with your concerns. Most important of all, BE HAPPY on the inside. It will let your natural beauty shine through!!
SkinCare RN
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