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What is the Safest Treatment of Aging Spots, Fine Wrinkels and Dull Skin?

asked 4 months ago by fran 1 in southern, CA
Latest answer by Sanusi Umar, MD
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Tags: wrinkles, dull, options, safety

What is the Safest Treatment of Aging Spots, Fine Wrinkels and Dull Skin?

3 answers to What is the Safest Treatment of Aging Spots, Fine Wrinkels and Dull Skin?

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Fraxel Laser for Treating Aging Spots, Fine Wrinkles and Dull Skin

These issues are best addressed by solutions that work closely with your skin's physiology. Fraxel Dual uses the 1550nm and the 1927nm wavelength which can deliberately apply heat to the dermal layer of your skin to promote the development of new collagen fibers. This helps improve the firmness and elasticity needed to help correct the fine wrinkles and rejuvenate the skin. These wavelengths are also able to be absorbed by targeted areas of melanin in order to break up the pigment so... more
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Safest treatment for aging spots, wrinkles and dull skin

One of the most effective (and least expensive) ways to reverse the effects of chronic sun damage to your skin is by using a combination of two prescription strength medications: tretinoin cream and 4% hydroquinone cream. Unlike the unsubstantiated claims made by over-the-counter skin care products, the results of using these creams are backed by real medical science. I recommend the Obagi Nu-Derm System which uses both tretinoin cream and hydroquinone to visibly lighten age spots as well as... more
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Sun Damaged Skin

Depending on the color of your skin, there are several methods. The simplest would be a good medical grade skin care, then chemical peels or fractional CO2 laser.

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