To eliminate wrinkles on the face, neck and chest, it is recommended to use anti-wrinkle creams and, in some cases, aesthetic treatments, such as microneedling, radiofrequency and acid peeling, for example, which must be carried out by a trained professional with the aim of stimulating wrinkles. production of cells that guarantee firmness and support to the skin.
Anti-wrinkle treatment can be started from the age of 25, with creams and daily care, while aesthetic treatments can be started from the age of 30-35 when the skin becomes more flaccid.
It is important that a dermatologist is consulted to assess the best treatment to maintain skin firmness, according to age and skin type, completely eliminating wrinkles and expression lines.
Treatment options
Some treatment options for wrinkles are:
1. Anti-wrinkle cream
Anti-wrinkle creams can begin to be used as prevention or when the first expression lines begin to appear, so use can begin around the age of 25.
Therefore, different types of anti-wrinkle creams can be found, which may vary according to the person’s skin type and age, in addition to being specific for night or day. Creams should be applied after thoroughly cleaning the skin, removing makeup and impurities, and it is important that a dermatologist is consulted so that the most suitable cream is indicated to obtain the best results.
Anti-wrinkle creams must contain bioactive compounds with reparative, antioxidant, metabolic and enzymatic properties, such as peptides, vitamin C, vitamin E, shea butter, coenzyme Q10, retinol, hyaluronic acid, hydrolyzed collagen, among others, in addition to protective factors solar.
2. Radio frequency
Radiofrequency is a procedure in which a device is used that stimulates the production of new collagen and elastin cells, which support the skin, helping to reduce expression lines and wrinkles. Sessions can be performed every 15 or 30 days, according to the guidance of the dermatologist or beautician. Understand how radio frequency works.
3. Microneedling
Microneedling is an aesthetic procedure that consists of using a small device with small needles, known as a dermaroller, which makes small holes in the skin, stimulating the formation of new collagen fibers and promoting increased penetration of cosmetics.
Microneedling can be performed at home, with small devices with needles no more than 0.5 mm deep, about once a week or every 15 days. See more details about microneedling in the following video:
4. Acid peeling
Acid peeling, or chemical peeling, is another aesthetic treatment that can be performed by a dermatologist or trained professional and consists of applying acids to the skin, such as glycolic acid or retinoic acid, to promote the removal of the most superficial layer of the skin. skin and stimulate the growth of a new layer of skin, helping to combat wrinkles and expression lines.
Furthermore, depending on the acid used, it is also possible to promote the stimulation of collagen production, combating sagging. Understand how acid peeling is done.
5. Padding
Filling wrinkles with hyaluronic acid or botulinum toxin (botox) is a way of treating deep wrinkles and must be done by a dermatologist or specialized professional. Both filling with hyaluronic acid and botox have a temporary effect, that is, they must be touched up after a few months to maintain the result.
6. Plasma Jet
The plasma jet is an aesthetic procedure in which plasma, which is an ionized gas, is applied directly to the wrinkles. Thus, this gas activates tissue regeneration and stimulates collagen production, contributing to the treatment of deep wrinkles, in addition to giving the skin more firmness. Learn more about the plasma jet.
7. Lifting facial
A facelift is usually the last treatment option for deep wrinkles, as it is a more invasive procedure. Therefore, this procedure is recommended when there is no improvement in wrinkles after carrying out other aesthetic procedures or when the person wants a more definitive effect, and is normally recommended for people over 45 years of age.
A face lift is performed under general anesthesia and consists of making a cut that allows the doctor to “pull” the skin, so that the skin on the face becomes more taut, combating sagging and wrinkles. Understand how a face lift is performed.
8. Collagen biostimulator
The collagen biostimulator is a substance, such as poly-L-lactic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite or polycaprolactone, applied by the dermatologist in the deeper layers of the skin, to promote the skin’s natural production of collagen.
These substances generally have a prolonged effect of 12 to 24 months, and help to make the skin firmer and more uniform, with more volume, being a good treatment option for wrinkles and expression lines. Understand what a collagen biostimulator is and how it works.
How to reduce wrinkles at home
Some recommendations for reducing wrinkles at home are:
- Maintain good hydration of the skin of the entire body, including the face;
- Drink around 2 liters of water per day;
- Give preference to using liquid soap on your face;
- Wash your face with mineral water, micellar water or thermal water, as these do not contain chlorine, known for drying out the skin;
- Eat foods rich in collagen daily, such as red meat, chicken thighs and gelatin;
- Take a hydrolyzed collagen supplement daily, which helps maintain skin support;
- Always use an anti-aging cream on your face with sun protection factor;
- Do facial gymnastics stretching the important muscles that have the opposite effect on wrinkles;
- Wear a quality hat and sunglasses whenever you are exposed to the sun or bright light to avoid contraction of the muscles around the eyes and forehead, preventing the formation of wrinkles in these areas.
The secret to keeping your skin beautiful, firm and hydrated also lies in having a healthy lifestyle, eating well and taking care of your skin externally with the most suitable products for each skin type, but other factors that also contribute are not smoking, because Cigarette smoke is harmful to health and also causes damage to the skin, favoring the formation of wrinkles in the upper part of the mouth, popularly known as ‘barcode’.
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