Aging Skin

Turn Back Time: Revitalize and Restore Your Skin’s Youth

In ageing Skin combines elements of pigment, wrinkles, grooves, open pores, sag, hallowness in certain places of the face and bulges in others. Ageing of skin differs depending on where one lives and is not consistent. Generally speaking, it is found that skin of colour ages slower.

What factors affect ageing of skin?

Ageing of skin is influenced on both internal and external aspects. Internal factors that negatively affect are smoking, alcohol; lack of regular physical activity, obesity; poor quality of sleeping patterns; increasing junk food consumption and decreased intake of proteins and antioxidants.
External elements including pollution, too much UV radiation, and exposure to extremes of climate.

Is ageing skin merely a change of complexion?

No, ageing results in a multilayer alteration. We have muscles, fat and skin over the bone. Ageing influences every one of these layers. As age causes resorption of bone, all the structures atop it lose support. In certain areas muscle atrophy and fat loss results; in other areas it increases. The weakening fibrous bands that link the skin to deeper structures and bone causes facial sag and wrinkles. Damage to collagen in higher layers of skin results in fine lines and wrinkles as well as open pores.

How could ageing of skin stopped?

Young skin’s foundation is good food, sleep, and exercise! Although one is inside, damage management strategies include daily broad spectrum sunscreen application, application and consumption of antioxidants, and most importantly early recognition and quick addressal of changes of skin ageing play a major part in slowing down the ageing of skin.

How may ageing skin be treated?

Treatments for skin texture alterations include peels, laser, T Pixel, fractionated microneedle radiofrequency, bi and unipolar radiofrequency, HydraFacial procedures. Concentrate growth factor helps to generally revitalise the surface and deep layers of skin. Lightening peels and lightening lasers can help with hyperpigmentation rather successfully. Reduction of wrinkles and sag calls for hyaluronic protein infusion of skin and muscular relaxation injections.