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 Try These Simple And Effective Home Remedies For Wrinkles Read this Article to know the most of the Home Remedies for Wrinkles which are especially recommended by users. First we will discuss about Wrinkles. “Want to look younger!!!” Just spare 10 minutes daily and you will turn back the clock 10 years in 15 days. The new beauty mantra that has taken most of our 40+ young women by storm is wrinkle treatment.
Ageing is a non-reversible continuous process. With time, the skin gradually loses its elasticity resulting in crow’s feet, wrinkles and age spots. As one crosses the age of 30,
skin becomes thinner and is unable to retain enough moisture to keep that glamorous glow. Skin ages much more faster where there has been sun exposure, leading to wrinkles. These especially include the face, neck, the backs of the hands, and the tops of the
forearms. Wrinkles are usually of two types - fine surface lines and deep furrows.
What causes wrinkles?
Over time, the dermis in our skin loses both collagen (protein) and elastin (fibres that provide elasticity to skin), so the skin gets thinner and has trouble getting enough
moisture to the epidermis. The fat in the subcutaneous layer that gives skin a fleshy appearance also begins to disappear, the epidermis starts to sag, and wrinkles form.
Factors that promote formation of wrinkles include:
1) Smoking and alcoholism
2) Light skinned people, as they are more prone to sun damage.
3) Heredity
4) Clothing - the lesser the sun exposure, the lesser probability of wrinkling. (caps, long sleeves etc.)
5) Occupation – outdoor profession leads to early wrinkles
Wrinkle treatment -
The good news is that early prevention and treatment can keep wrinkles at bay. Anti-ageing skin care has become a multi-million dollar industry. A new hybrid word
“cosmeceutical” has entered our vocabulary (cosmetic + pharmaceutical).
Choice of treatment depends on factors such as age, location of wrinkle and individual tolerance of side-effects.
1. The easiest way to avoid wrinkles is to limit exposure to sun. Apply a sunscreen with 15 SPF (sun protection factor) or higher, while going out to block harmful UV rays from
damaging your skin.
2. Drink plenty of water to keep skin hydrated. Moisturize dry skin, especially during months when the air is drier.
3. Easy availability of over the counter anti-wrinkle and anti-ageing creams, moisturizers, cellulite creams. Where on one hand, their cosmetic properties are used for
beautifying; the medicinal properties include curing, treating and prevention.
4. Cosmetic surgery has made an inroad into wrinkle treatment. A word of caution here – any type of cosmetic surgery whether its botox injections or chemical peels must be
performed only by a professional.
5. Low energy plasma skin regeneration treatment. The energy stimulates new skin growth in the targeted area and can be used to reduce the appearance of wrinkles or
superficial skin lesions.
Our skin undergoes continuous erosion with age, so it would be highly unrealistic to expect permanent wrinkle treatment. These treatments are not tailor made as per individual needs, but the right therapy should be arrived at, only after consultation with a professional surgeon. Many people require repeated treatments or at times combination of treatments.
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