The Problem at 20s

At late 20s, regeneration of cells slows down, thus skin starts to look less glowing and radiant. The cumulative years of sun exposure brings about sun damage, resulting to premature aging.

The Solution

Sun blocks and sunscreens are your best defense against sun damage and premature aging. For cell regeneration, go for cosmetics that contain Vitamins C and Retinol. Also, don’t forget to moisturize!

Getting Help from the Experts

It is recommended to have deeper exfoliation to treat severe sun damage and premature aging. Microdermabrasion procedures and Glycolic Peel work against sun damage wrinkles, freckles, acne and pigmentation.

The Problem at 30s

At this stage, cell regeneration slows down at a faster rate. The skin produces less collagen and elastin, giving way to fine lines and furrows. The folds between the nose and the mouth also deepen.

The Solution

When going out, apply a moisturizer with AHA and SPF 15 (ideally, not lower than 15). Continue using retinol or prescription-retinoids. They are more effective for skin concerns common in this decade.

Getting Help from the Experts

To slow down the onslaught of line and wrinkles, dermal fillers such as Botox and stabilized hyaluronic acid like Restylane / Perlane

The Problem at 40s

Less estrogen production leads to reduced collagen and elastin production. This result to deeper lines, wrinkles and sallow, dry skin.

The Solution

Your greatest allies are prescription strength Glycolic or Lactic Acid lotions and moisturizers. Glycolic acid works on the cells and helps in exfoliation; Lactic Acid boosts hydration.

Getting Help from the Experts

Botox, Restylane and Perlane recommended. Aside from this, Ultra Peel and Blue Peel are procedures that can also correct uneven skin tones