We’re getting straight to the point with BOTOX® Cosmetic this month: BOTOX® is the first and only treatment FDA approved to temporarily reduce the appearance of moderate to severe frown lines, crow’s feet, and forehead lines in adults. This non-surgical treatment is often used as proactive and reactive measures against aging. Additionally, it can be used to reduce excessive sweating and help manage migraines.
UV rays from the sun, environmental pollution, and the natural aging process can take a toll on your skin. Age spots, sun damage, redness, and wrinkles contribute to making you appear older than you are. There are two top laser rejuvenation technologies to treat hyperpigmentation and achieve smoother, healthier skin – BroadBrand Light (BBL®) and Halo® by Sciton. Both are safe and effective treatment options, but each laser has its own advantages.
We’ve talked a lot during these summer months about bringing skin back to its most healthy state through cleansing and toning, as well as protecting it with moisturizer and sunscreen. Another element of balanced skincare is prevention and correction. For many, this can be the most confusing one. It can feel like the solutions are endless, and sometimes it’s difficult to know exactly what your skin needs. The good news: The Aesthetic Center has experts who can help!
As we age, our body begins to decrease its production of collagen, an essential protein that smooths and strengthens the skin. This depletion leads to the formation of fine lines and dynamic wrinkles. The goal of microchanneling is to stimulate the body’s healing process to encourage the production of collagen, elastin, and other building blocks of healthy skin. By jump-starting your body’s natural processes, this process is effective in treating several conditions with minimal downtime.
Time and gravity are not very kind to our looks. Sagging skin, wrinkles, and folds are some of the most common skin concerns. Surgery and other invasive procedures that require downtime and recovery are expensive and not possible for everyone. Luckily, SkinTyte™, a groundbreaking laser treatment, can improve the appearance of loose skin in unwanted areas throughout the body.
With the right treatment and skincare, virtually everyone with acne can achieve clearer skin. If you’re struggling with persistent blackheads, whiteheads, and/or pimples, use the link to read our latest blog article. It’s full of dermatologist-approved tips to reduce acne and promote a clearer, healthier complexion.
Hyaluronic acid is a clear, sticky substance that is naturally produced by your body. The largest amounts of it are found in your skin, connective tissue, and eyes. Its main function is to retain water to keep your tissues well lubricated and moist. Unfortunately, as we age, the concentration and molecular weight of hyaluronic acid substantially decreases. Because of this, hyaluronic acid has been widely researched and formulated as a powerful active ingredient in serums, moisturizers, and other cosmetic products. In this blog, we’ll cover ten benefits of utilizing products containing hyaluronic acid.
It feels good to spend time in the sunshine, but it can take a toll on your skin. That’s because the sun gives off ultraviolet (UV) light that damages your skin and causes sunburn. Over time, these rays can lead to wrinkles, dark spots, and other problem areas. The result: you can add years to your looks. Research shows that UV exposure is the reason behind 80% of your skin’s aging. Is there any way you can turn back the clock? Read more to find out.
According to a survey conducted by the American Society of Dermatologic Surgery, 68% of consumers are bothered by their double chin. It’s a common complaint among both men and women as they age, even if they’re not overweight. And for many years surgery was the only effective remedy. Fortunately there are several non-surgical and minimally invasive cosmetic treatments available to target and improve this area.
Collagen is a structural protein in your skin. It keeps things looking plump, strengthens your hair and nails, and even helps to heal wounds. Believe it or not, your body’s production of collagen starts to decline in your mid-20s. While there is no way to stop this from occurring, there are some simple things you can do to slow that process. And you can start this prevention at any age.
