Facing the aging to age 20
This period of the aging process occurs with very fine (almost invisible signs). At the age of 20, the line is starting to look thin look due to the collagen and elastin begin to break down. Damage caused by sun exposure is also beginning to emerge. "Even if the signs of aging are not visible, it is important to take steps to protect your skin," advises Dr. Debra Jaliman, author of Skin Rules: Trade Secrets from a Top New York Dermatologist. Creams which contain antioxidants, facial scrub, facial microdermabrasion treatment and sunscreen is a must for you. "Use sunscreen even if you are not on the outside," advises Dr. B. Hayes Gladstone, of Gladstone Berman Skin Institute, California, USA.
Facing the aging for age 30s
Although your skin may still look 'shiny' and radiant, fine lines may be just around the eyes and forehead, as well as the visible expression lines more than the age of 20. "The best thing you can do for your skin is to moisturize the skin with a cream containing sunscreen at least SPF 30," added Dr. Jaliman. Non-ablative lasers can be selected to make the skin more radiant or to disguise fine lines.
Facing the aging for age 40s
This is the decade when the skin begins to show signs of sun damage and aging, especially if you are exposed to UV radiation without any protection when you were younger. Freckles and dark pigment in the skin may have emerged, while the pores and oil glands more prominent. Dr. Jaliman said, using a product with retinol as the main ingredient is very important to help reduce fine lines and improve skin texture. Other treatments to consider include photofacials (IPL or intense light therapy) and fractional laser treatments. IPL can smooth your skin tone while the fractional laser treatments are designed to brighten skin tone and restore skin texture. For smile lines and marionette lines below the mouth, collagen stimulants (or dermal filler) became a very popular choice. While Dr. Gladstone showed that sagging eyelids and bags are also emerging at this time, causing some women to start thinking about the surgical procedure.
Facing the aging for age 50s
When you enter the age of 50 changes in the skin may be more dramatic. Muscle, fat, collagen, and bone tissue begins to shrink, making wrinkles more noticeable. If you smoke or have damage from excessive sun, wrinkles can become more apparent. These spots can also become more numerous and spread throughout the body, including your hands. To help with wrinkles and other signs of aging, Dr. Jaliman suggest that you continue to use retinol products, such as in your 40s. Lasers can be used eliminate brown spots, uneven skin texture and enlarged pores. Many women also choose for skin tightening with Thermage CPT radio frequency to tighten sagging skin. Serum and moisturizer containing peptide-counter can make your skin look more full when used every day.
Facing the aging to age 60 and over
After reaching your golden years, your skin looks more and more dull. This is due to exfoliate dead skin and do not accumulate. Assist the process of exfoliation is important. Broken blood vessels may appear on the face, brown spots or black started popping up around the hairline and neck. Elastin and collagen continues to decline in number, and skin cells may not supple, plump and moist as of yore. Damage caused by sun exposure continues to increase. "You can choose products that not only protects against sun exposure, but also repairs the skin," said Dr. Jaliman. He recommends sunscreen use technology to target DNA repair sun damage there and fight sun damage in the future. Skin with Thermage CPT can diperkencang radio frequency. To damaged blood vessels and brown spots, it's good start to consider a series of laser treatments. Stimulates collagen by injection may be an option if you want full looking skin longer.
