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Go to ulta and talk to their estheticians for a professional recommendation. While pregnant do stay away from retinols which are anti aging. They can cause birth defects. But look for something that has hyaluronic acid in it which is a natural chemical our body makes which helps retains moisture by 1000x its weight. So it is super hydrating which will help reduce and prevent wrinkles.
Before using any serum, I'd check with your doctor to see what they recommend. Has your doctor given you any advice on what you can do to treat the alopecia and fast aging?
Hi I'm 20 yrs old and I would like to know what anti aging face cream should I put on to prevent wrinkles.
I suggest the use of products that are hypoallergenic and also with organic ingredients such as vitamin C and E. Anti aging products may also be beneficial especially for women with fine lines and wrinkles.
A healthy diet,decrease intake of fatty food, cessation of smoking,adequate sleep and daily exercise will ensure not just great skin but also a healthy body in general.
How much time have you spent in the sun over your lifetime? Too much sun is a far more likely cause of wrinkles and premature aging. Stress might be a factor too.
As far as reversing it, you probably can't do much without some really expensive dermatological treatments, but you could try the anti-aging wrinkle reducing creams in the skin care aisle. You should also wear sun screen every day to prevent further wrinkle formation (not to mention reduce the chances of skin cancer).
I'm only 22 and my parents doesn't have wrinkles at their age. I don't smoke,tan or drink.
And I'm starting to notice lines on my forehead and all over my face. I feel like I look 35. The lines on my forehead are faint. But when i push down, its like a dent where the line is. I have wrinkles on my jaws, mouth and under eyes as well. And acne. I use to have such beautiful skin. Has anyone experienced this?
I also have a problem with wrinkly hands, which began getting wrinkled some several months after I caught a respiratory / stomach virus. These hand wrinkles are different to normal aging wrinkles: they appeared quite fast, and are very fine textured, with a blotchy skin quality as well.. The wrinkles appeared on my tops of hands first, and this is still the main place they show, but they also began appearing noticeably all over my body.
up until about 3 mo. ago, nice, skin, no wrinkles on arms or legs and as if over night, skin on arms looks like a 500 yr. old, deep wrinkles and saggin 'wing' under my upper arms. i exercise my arms so it looks really bad, i can still make a muscle but arms look horrible. 4 yrs. into post menopause, i read something about cipro, i was given an rx for that before this happened? 500 mg. twice a day for 14 days. could that be what happened and how would i know?
Is it normal if you stare at your skin in bright light to see extremely fine lines around the mouth area besides the regular laugh lines further u p closer to the cheek. when i smile i get wrinkles around the eye and upper cheek. when i stop smilling i could see traces of those lines. not very obvious no one can see it only from up close. Is it normal to see such lines? or I am examing my skin too closely.
the slightly crepey skin and wrinkles inside the elbow crease, all the loose bunched up crepey skin on the outside of the elbow, skin has totally thinned on my hands- veins stick out (same with my feet), my feet has such loose crepey skin and are so wrinkled I can pull the skin on them pretty good, I have jowls, wrinkles under my eyes, getting wrinkles between the nose, three lines/wrinkles on forehead, lips are lined/ lost volume, boobs dropped and shrank, I get those neck things when I smile,
Of course you need to see an ophthalmologist for an eye exam and a definitive diagnosis but the most common cause by far is what is called "corneal arcus" and its an aging change of the cornea like our hair turning grey and wrinkles in the skin. It is normal after 60. When it occurs in people younger than that blood levels of cholesterol should be measured because high levels of that blood lipid (fat) can cause corneal arcus at young age (called arcus juvenalis).
some poeple use aging lotion on their hands....the same kind one would use on face. it might get expensive though. for instance, oil of olay for wrinkles.
Have you accepted aging? How is your health? Are you in good enough shape to keep exercising or even to keep moving?, How is your posture? Do you stand straight or is your chin leading the way? What is your attitude towards aging? , Are you a happy person? Are you content with your skin, your looks, your hair, your smile?. Do you wear clothes that are age appropriate? What concerns you most about aging? If you could change something today, what would it be?
secret genetic/ proteome, or phenome, warfare or 'management' on targeted groups. not menopause or natural aging. induced aging. worser case scenario a complete malicious hack job. less worser scenario, more complex to put in these margins, updates were done previously that are now incompatible with current roadmap. probably former. notice a specific group of ppl are not having these problems suddenly and are with non wrinkled elastic skin well into 80s.
Older than 65 its usually a corneal arcus due to aging. Younger than that its arcus juvenalis and is associated with elevated blood lipids (cholesterol and triglycerides) See a ME and see an ophthamologist.
washing, applying your anti wrinkle product, moisturizing and applying sun block. Most anti wrinkle products should only be used twice per day, morning and evening.
I hope this helps. Take care and keep us posted.
Im only 19 and already looking for eye cream for my saggy purple eyes and wrinkles and worry i look way too old for my age (any suggestions lol??) so now im obsessed with the aging damage i've done and my health and its a vicious cycle... Im thinking maybe i should try another medication.. or something. im doing a better just not completely.
I have had a swelling that looks like an arch under my lower lip which my dermatologist says it is arciform area of swelling below the lip margin for almost 3 months. The first month she prescribed a cortisone crème to apply twice a day for one month and it hasn't gone away. She then prescribed a steroid ointment (mild) to use for 10 to 14 days 3xday. I am on the 10th day and it hasn't gone away. It is not red, doesn't itch but is so noticeable that I am ashamed to go out.
For me before I was even diagnosed people commented on how I seem to have aged overnight, on how if I was stressed it affected my complextion (as in it took on a craggy dehydrated appearance, much like how people look if they're perhaps a bit older & have had a few too many drinks) & that my eyes looked funny??
ve been using Rogaine), crepy skin, wrinkles, dry skin, sagging everything, varicose and bulging veins, and basically the loss of my looks. And I am so tired. I take a host of supplements, and use a red laser about 3 times a week. I have had no exercise in the last few months though and alot of stress. I weigh 115 at 5'3. Any advice other than cry and add exercise back in as well as quit my profession lol?
I have lines by my mouth when I stop smiling and if I look closely lines by my eyes and the corner of my lips and lines under my eyes. I'm only 22 and both of my parents looks young and don't have any wrinkles...I'm scared about what I'll look like at 30!is there any way to get rid of this? is this normal? are they going to get deeper as time go by?
BTW , they're even on my cheeks when I smile, I have a thyroid problem ?
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