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Monday, October 22, 2012

Wrinkle Treatments

Because of so many people wanted to get rid of their wrinkles, various wrinkle treatments were developed and being developed. There are treatments that involve medical procedures; some are through medications while others are done naturally.

There are many kind medical procedures that can be used depending on the targeted area, skin type and severity of the wrinkles that is to be treated. As MayoClinic.com presented, surgical procedures include dermabrasion, microdermabrasion, radiofrequency, chemical peel, botox, soft tissue fillers and facelift. It was explained in the site that each of mentioned procedures have their own specific potential results and side effects. There are instances that combinations of procedures are used to achieve better results.
For some people, taking medications rather than undergoing surgical treatments are better since it involves lower risks. Wrinkle treatments like topical retinoids (Vitamin A) and nonprescription wrinkle creams are suggested by MayoClinic.com. These medications vary on the kind of active ingredient it contains but all of them contain anti-oxidant as part of the ingredients. The main function of these treatments focuses more on skin hydration and regeneration of skin fibers, collagen and elastin.

Natural ways of treating wrinkles are still one of the considered safest methods but results are not achieved right away. It requires patience and constancy. The traditional use of cucumber to minimize wrinkles around the eyes is still a fad. Some people are using egg whites or milk and honey face cleansers. Having a healthy lifestyle – eating of fresh fruits and vegetables and drinking 8 glasses of water a day – is also highly recommended.

Each of the wrinkle treatments mentioned above have their own means of achieving results. But let’s not forget to properly consider the specific needs of our skin and the possible side effects before undergoing the procedure. Following the prescribed application method and the approval of your dermatologist is also a must.

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