Facial Rejuvenation Options for Late 20s Woman? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Facial Rejuvenation Options for Late 20s Woman?

Hey docs,

I wanted to know what I should do for a whole facial rejuvenation (including under eyes). i am 28, however i have some lines around my eyes forehead and little loose skin happening...

Some doc told me fraxel, thermage and other treatments are not worthy - only co2 lasers are. is this true? I want something to tighten the skin and work on fine lines, little spots, but also help pigmentation.

can you recommend anything? Maybe chemical peels and then ipl to help the pigmentation? does this sound good? help please... jade

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by sashaei in japan
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Facial Rejuvenation In Your Twenties

For someone in the mid to late twenties, this can be a great time to start a good skin care regimen if you havent already. Start with a sunscreens that will protect you against both the UVB as well as UVA. The best active ingredients include zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. You can obtain cosmetically elegant zinc oxide sunscreens by looking for micronized zinc. The next thing is to be sure that you are applying an adequate moisturizer with antioxidants if possible. As for cosmetic... more
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Skin rejuvenation options for 20's

Treatments should be individualized so you should consult a cosmetic dermatologist. Sun protection with SPF 50+, tretinoin cream and anti-oxidants should be used daily. Botox can diminish lines around your eyes and forehead. If you are just starting to have loose skin, Thermage is very effective if performed properly by an experienced dermatologist. Fractional laser treatments, whether ablative or non-ablative, will help but you need to be assessed to see if you... more
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Facial rejuvenation for 20's

20's is a perfect time to maximize preventive measures to slow down the process of aging. Strict daily sun protection, topical prescription-strength tretinoin at night and vitamin C serum in the morning can be a very helpful start to achieve facial rejuvenation. IPL or photofacial can be helpful to obtain even skin tone. Botox or Dysport is helpful to decondition facial muscles to minimize involuntary contraction leading to dynamic wrinkles on forehead and crows feet. It is not... more

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Best Rejuvenation procedures for late 20's female

Hi Jade, There are a couple items you mention in your question that we really like and a couple we really don't. Fraxel, CO2 resurfacing and other Erbium and fractional technologies can definitely help with fine lines as well as sun damage. The part we do not like is Thermage and IPL. Thermage is a marginal at best procedure with little benefit for someone as young as you and only temporary benefits even for someone much older so we are not big proponents. IPL is a second best technology... more
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Laser choices

A patient is always best evaluated in person or at least with photos. That being said there is no doubt that there is a direct correlation between the power of the laser and the resultant changes in the skin. While we might get the best results from our fractional CO2 laser there is more down time associated with it. The erbium fractional laser (fraxel) has minimal downtime but the results are not as good. What I recommend is that you determine how much downtime you are willing to accept... more
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