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Gravity comes for us all.
The loss of laxity is a very normal part of aging, says board-certified dermatologist Anar Mikailov, MD.
It represents cumulative years of UV radiation breaking down proteinsprimarily collagen and elastinin the dermis of our skin.
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So what are our options?
Maybe so, but going under the knife to take off a few years is a seriously drastic move.
There has to be a better way, right?
A way to tighten face skin at homeavoiding the knives and needles of a doctor’s office.
Well, good news and bad news.
The bad news is that at-home treatments do have their limits and will take some patience and consistency.
Then, if youre happy with the results, chat with your dermatologist.
These devices generate a low-voltage electricity meant to mimic our muscles' natural energy production.
Light pressure and an upward motion is recommended for optimal results.
Phototherapy
According to Mikailov, LED light gadgets andmasksmight also target volume loss.
Collagena protein that our bodies naturally produce that plumps skinis your new BFF if youre looking to tighten up.
Mikailov suggests looking for vitamin C and ferulic acid.
Retinol
Is there anythingretinolcant do?
This nourishing bakuchiol and retinol night cream from Skintensive also features arnica and sea buckthorn berry for anti-inflammatory benefits.
Years of UV exposure can also break our skin down, cause wrinkles, and make it less resilient.
For more drastic results, in-office treatments likeHaloorFraxellasers can stimulate collagen production, says Bhanusali.
