Younger Looking Skin

Who doesn't want bright, clear and younger-looking skin that glows? Dull, dry and pigmented skin is a clear tell sign of one's age. It is, therefore, important to maintain good skin health to minimize the effects of the sun and aging. Additional skin procedures exist that can then improve your skin quality and make your skin look younger, including chemical peels, lasers, microneedling, and microdermabrasion, to name a few.
The skin is the largest organ in the human body and is constantly damaged by the effects of sun and smoke. This results in skin that is dull and dry with lines and sun spots or other discoloration. Additionally, aging and the repetitive movements on the face from the underlying muscles can result in lines and wrinkles. A good skin care regimen is key in maintaining skin health. Two key products in achieving this are sunscreen and vitamin A (retinol) derivatives. Sunscreen protects skin from ultraviolet A and B radiation which degrades collagen, increases pigment and decreases cell turnover. This, ultimately, results in fine lines and pigment changes. Vitamin A derivatives help increase collagen content in the skin to minimize fine lines and increase cell turnover. They can also be used to treat acne by clearing cell debris from pores.