Aug 04 2008
How the Skin Ages
There are four processes involved in the aging of the skin. The process of aging of your skin involves cell turnover, the slowing down of collagen production, the skin drying out as estrogen production and thyroid function decrease and the attack of free radicals on your skin. All of these things are involved in the aging process of the skin. Read further…
Feb 16 2008
Can Topically Applied Anti-Aging Creams Get the Same Results as Wrinkle Fillers such As Restylane, Botox, Artecoll etc.
Anti-aging creams promise the same results as the cosmetic fillers, but can they really perform at the same rate? A lot of us feel skepticism when we read the labels on those jars of creams and then view the photographic results of the cosmetic fillers.
Scientific testing is difficult to do with anti-aging creams because we all age at different rates. Environmental factors such as sun damage, pollution, diet, stress, smoking, alcohol, skincare regimes, and even racial origin all play a factor in individual aging. These very factors make it very difficult to methodically and scientifically test anti-aging products. The questions remain: how much to use, how often to apply and how long the creams need to be used to produce significant results?
Feb 13 2008
When it is time that you decide to investigate cosmetic surgery or wrinkle fillers to improve your looks and feel better about yourself. There are many options for you to take. First do the research and talk to people who have had these cosmetic procedures done before. Then book a consultation with an anti-aging specialist who will make the best suggestion for you.
Botox:
Botox was originally approved by the Canadian government for the treatment of ophthalmic disorder and hyperactive muscles and childhood cerebral palsy in 1997. There are minimum side effects to Botox, which are temporary, reversible and minimal. Botox for cosmetic purposes to reduce frown lines was approved for use in April, 2001. Read further…
