As anti-aging skin treatments become more popular and accessible to the general public, it is also important to note which ones are most effective for your specific individual skin conditions. If you have been considering undergoing an anti-aging skin care treatment, first understand different types of topical and invasive skin treatments that are available to you.
Topical Skin Treatments
- Hydrating and anti-aging creams: creams that moisturise the face can have anti-aging effects, as they keep your skin from drying out and help your skin with retaining the bright and healthy youthful glow.
- Face rollers: a trendy massaging tool which helps with keeping the face lifted and preventing your skin from sagging. In order to produce the most successful results, face rollers need to be used correctly - that is, tugged with slight force from the chin to underneath your ear (on both sides of your face).
Invasive Skin Treatments
- PDO mono threads: although only slightly invasive, PDO mono threads involve the insertion of small absorbable threads into the skin to stimulate natural collagen production and provide structure to the face. PDO mono threads may have an anti-aging effect as they smooth out your skin while also removing existing wrinkles and fine lines.
- Botox: injecting a small dose of botox into selected areas of the skin may help with producing anti-aging effects. Botox helps relax facial muscles and produce a smooth skin texture by separating muscles from their nerve connections.
- Laser skin resurfacing: laser skin resurfacing treatments involve small yet intense beams of light which kill the outer layers of your skin, so that a soft and healthier skin layer replaces it.
Knowing the many different types of anti-aging skin treatments may help you decide which one is best for your needs and skin conditions. When making your decision, remember to consult with a reputable clinic and ensure they are sourcing their products from trustworthy retailers.
