Polynucleotides have been grabbing headlines this year, but if you’ve only just stumbled across this new form of aesthetic treatment, what do you need to know?
Let’s start with the basics…
Skin rejuvenation, like building muscle, often involves encouraging repair and restoration of healthy skin in controlled ways that maximise results whilst minimising discomfort and recovery time.
The cold, windy and wet weather can cause havoc for skin, which is why it is especially important to take care of yourself during the autumn months.
We all know we should moisturise well and wear SPF, but here are our alternative tips to ensure you maintain your great-looking skin throughout autumn:
The ideal skin treatment will depend on your individual needs, with some treatments being based around preventing future skin issues and preserving your current look for longer, whilst others are targeted treatments designed to target particular areas.
Alongside anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers are one of the most popular aesthetic treatments available. They are quick to administer, have minimal downtime and can be tailored with the help of an aesthetic practitioner to achieve the best possible results.
Now we are in mid-summer, there is much you need to do to look after your skin on a day-to-day basis with the sun as high in the sky as it gets and (hopefully) a couple more months of hot sunny sunshine to come. But that doesn’t mean you should postpone facial treatments until autumn.
Now that summer is almost upon us, you may be thinking two thoughts about your facial appearance and skin. One of these will be the need to deal with the heat and the UV rays of the summer sun. The other may be ongoing concerns for which you may want to seek treatment.
A new season is always a welcome change and spring is particularly lovely, with signs of life popping up here, there and everywhere after a long, hard winter.
There are times when your skin should be naturally moist. This will certainly be true a few months from now, when the summer sun will cause your skin to secrete more oils and sweat. This will partly help protect it against the hot rays, but also ensure it remains flexible and less likely to sag or become wrinkled.
When it comes to injectable skin treatments, the timing of follow-up treatments can be as important as the initial injection, and a skin clinic should have a consultation session with you to discuss the effects and ensure that you get the look you want.