Jun 23, 2019

Millennials And The Secret To Anti-Aging

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By Carolynn Grimes


Most everyone is interested in slowing down or stopping the aging process. And rejuvenating

the face and skin to look healthier, brighter, and without spots and wrinkles is at the top of the

list!


But how would you like to STOP the aging process BEFORE it starts? Well, it's happening and

it is called prejuvenation.


Millennials Take the Lead in Prejuvenation

It's not just the older crowd that's interested in prejuvenation. Look around? it's the 20 and 30-

year-olds that are taking the lead in changing the way the aesthetic industry operates;

demanding more efficient treatments, that are quick and convenient.


"In terms of prejuvenation, I think it's really important to try to prevent wrinkles. I have a lot of

patients who are millennials who come in to get small amounts of Botox, small amounts of

fillers, and what they're trying to do is try to prevent wrinkles, prevent problems before they

occur," says Dr. Robert Weiss, a board-certified dermatologist from Maryland. 


Small Tweaks Now Stave Off Future Problems

"I've seen patients really hold off bigger and more invasive treatments ten or sometimes closer

to twenty years, by taking an aggressive approach early and maintaining skin appearance,"

states Dr. Lawrence Bass. Dr. Bass is a nationally recognized innovator and authority on

advanced technologies in lasers and other non-surgical technology.


In addition to Botox and dermal fillers, the millennials are seeing and liking the immediate

results that lasers can bring. "If they have had some sun exposure that they know is bad, they

come in to get a laser treatment for reversing some of that damage before they see it really

exacerbate when they're in their 50's or 60's, says Dr. Weiss.


Combining Treatments for the Best Result!

A combination of treatments seems to be the key to prejuvenation. Whether that means

quality skin care combined with lasers, Botox or fillers... it's all about tailoring the right

procedures, in the right amount, at the right time. Bass says, "They [millennials] don't need the

same kind of treatments or the same amount of treatments that a 60-year-old does."


The secret is out- it's the millennials who are demanding a different approach when it comes to

looking their best. It makes a lot of sense Weiss says, to do prejuvenation and take proactive

steps toward preventing the degradation of your skin.

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GLOSSARY
Age Spots

Age Spots

Age spots, also known as sun spots, brown spots or liver spots, are spots that typically appear on the skin as a sign of aging and the result of too much exposure to various forms of ultraviolet light. Most affected areas include the face, chest and forearms.
Wrinkles

Wrinkles

Wrinkles are creases and lines in the skin that occur as natural signs of aging. While sun exposure and lifestyle have a great impact on the occurrence of wrinkles, genetics can also play a significant role. Most affected areas include the face, neck, hands and forearms.
Fillers

Fillers

Dermal fillers, also known as injectables or simply fillers, are various products used to fill fine lines and wrinkles, and thus restore volume in the face or hands. Popular dermal fillers include hyaluronic acid fillers and collagen fillers.