12 months ago
Of course you knew already that no "facelift cream" exists.
However creams can do several things. A good aggressive skin care regimen, usually provided through a doctor's office is a great start. Retin A or similar product (tailored to your skin type) is a great adjunct. Regular microdermabrasions in a doctor's office help greatly. All of these, when combined with sun avoidance, sunscreen, avoidance of yo yo weight gain/loss patterns and avoiding smoking can make the skin look dramatically better than if these steps were not followed. The difference can in fact be profound.
While genetics play a role, the difference between a patient who follows all the steps above and a patient who violates all the rules can literally be the difference between needing a facelift and resurfacing vs. not at age 45.
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