It seems that two hands are not enough for aestheticians to be brought by science, to help the industry, some tools such as: light lasers, sound lasers, oxygen, electricity and many other advanced machines that promise a healthy, youthful new age. Anti-aging is the buzz word and from medical spas to health centers, dermatologists to over-the-counter products, there are more new and improved opportunities to leave new and improved customers. But do they really work?
The basic concept of cleaning one's face is not as basic as cleanliness alone, it is not enough. Today, men and women want to stop the passage of time, to get rid of wrinkles and lines and places that have never made their debut at all. The beauty industry spends and makes millions every year to meet the "demand" of society.
Is this really a "demand" of the market or people in the beauty industry?
Many highly sophisticated machines have been created to deal with the anti-aging process but many of them carry more pain than pleasure.
There are many options available to improve the appearance of the skin; from creams and creams to micro-dermabrasion and laser treatments, with the most promise of lifting, hiding, removing lines, while rejuvenating sun damage, genetics, and poor diet to the skin. No machine will convey the appearance of 16-year-olds to 6o-olds, but with many treatments it can slow the aging process of the skin.
When rejuvenating the skin, using acid or chemical skin, can aid the appearance of the skin, there are many potential complications, despite their approval by the FDA. Lightweight lasers have also been found to be effective in slowing skin aging by creating collagen, and mesotherapy systems, popular in Europe, are also promising.
Micro-dermabrasion is a relatively quick and easy process that does not require the client to heal at home or take time off and has been found to peel off the skin without any side effects, however, it produces superficial superficial peeling for deep wrinkles.
MICRODERMABRASION
Microdermabrasion by superficially peels off the stratum corneum, the upper layer of the skin that stops healthy substances from penetrating, thus, allowing the skin to give a younger appearance. Fine sand particles invade the skin in a friction motion set by a number of tools, releasing dead skin cells.
The depth of the skin is controlled by the amount of time an aesthetician spends on clients. Well done, (most aestheticians work carefully and slowly to avoid harming the skin, creating further damage), most results can be seen after three days with at least five separate treatments.
Processes like most skin care routines require sterilized tools and must be performed by trained aestheticians, not recommended for those with hyperpigmentation, inflamed skin or acne or coprose skin.
MESOTHERAPY
Mesotherapy is a process in which multivitamins and amino acids are injected into the skin on a regular basis. With severe research, I have not found any useful clinical link. Although the treatment of Mesotherapy, which is thought to stimulate fat cells, allows the shedding of stored fatty acids and water, has been practiced throughout Europe, and South America for more than fifty years, and in the United States recently, doctors have long been concerned Both the efficiency and the safety of treatment, often saying that the lack of scientific research is making the process more trendy with potentially harmful side effects.
The American Plastic Surgeon Association issued a statement on Mesotherapy because there was no mechanism for action demonstrating the efficiency, or safety profile established, of any drug used in the process. Mesotherapy claims to work by delivering a small amount of all the natural extracts of vitamins and other agents directly into the dermis which then dilutes the fat deposits trapped inside the dermis layer, forming cellulite. There is also a growing demand that Mesotherapy improve circulation, and as toxins are eliminated, much water is needed to pump these substances, along with dissolved fat, out of the body. Exercise at least three days a week is recommended to help circulate the medication used. It is not a treatment that anyone would categorize as "pampering," the skin becomes unclean before the process begins. Many clients find a small lump on the skin after a few days and some experience bruises or swelling that can last for about a week before cleansing. Mesotherapy is not recommended for neck care or for free patients.
PHOTO / LPL TEST
Photo rejuvenation, also known as LPL / LED Pulsed Light therapy, has been found to be effective for the treatment of acne, hyperpigmentation, roseca, broken capillaries, and enlarged pores with minimal pain and no recovery time. Although not recommended for people with dark skin, in most cases, after five treatments, a gradual increase in natural appearance is noticeable. LPL / LED uses light energy to treat a variety of skin conditions including spots, age spots and other forms of sun damage in areas where sun damage is most visible; face, neck, chest and hands.
Cold gels are commonly used in areas where they will be treated by a trained medical professional or aesthetician who puts a smooth crystal surface from a piece of LPL to the skin. With a closed eye area, light is delivered to the surface of the skin with the right pulse giving a warm feeling. Following treatment, the skin may remain red for one to two hours. In addition to the face, this therapy works well on the neck, chest and hands, with results that typically last for a year or more. Medical studies report that treatment of four to six, twenty minutes is recommended within three weeks. Recovery does not require downtime and the patient can return to normal activity immediately thereafter. Because repairs are done internally, the shape that creates collagen production does not harm the skin.
LASER SKIN SETTING
With unique facial rejuvenation options, laser skin tightening effectively reduces the appearance of wrinkles and loose skin for a smoother and younger appearance. Laser produces a string of bright rays moving in one direction with precise and selective wavelengths that allow for unprecedented levels of treatment and safety. Laser skin tightening is an invasive, non-surgical procedure that uses infrared light sources to tighten the skin by heating collagen beneath the surface.
This is an increasingly popular treatment as facial skin tightening immediately after treatment and no downtime. Additional skin tightening occurs over the next few months but two to three treatments, over a month, are required to see intense results. This process, without the need for recovery, helps clients achieve younger and smoother skin without undergoing surgical procedures such as face lift or abdominal tuck. Laser skin tightening can soften and smooth the lines and wrinkles on the upper lip, cheeks, eyelids and forehead. Treatment suitable for men and women under the age of thirty, raises crows around the eyes, removes brown spots and uneven skin tone, and scars.
BOTOX
Botox, a drug made from toxins produced by bacteria, while removing facial wrinkles by weakening or paralyzing certain muscles and / or nerves. With positive results especially for all skin types, there are many side effects including severe abdominal sweat, severe neurological disorders that cause shoulder muscle pain, and uncontrolled pain.
MAKE BOTOX
The demand for anti-aging products is greater than ever before with vitamins, creams and other products being marketed daily. Healing "miracles" is forever on the way and many companies want to shorten their path to success. There are vitamin E products for all skin types although some people react with redness or red eyes. Vitamin K, another "miracle" cure is great for coporose, but it's important to note that pregnant women should consult their doctor before using it.
PEPTIDES
Peptides, natural or man-made substances, are biological active compounds that have been chemically modified by protein fragments. A chain of two or more amino acids, joining together that builds proteins, plays a role in building collagen, reducing wrinkles and rosacea, stimulating cell renewal and cell turnover. Peptides enhance the synthesis of donation matrix molecules that are important for youthful skin care. Peptides can yield 287% for Glycosaminoglycans, 117% for Collagen I, and 327% for Collagen IV. Anti-aging ingredients such as AHA, Retinol and Vitamin C stimulate the skin and cause inflammation that may appear as red or chaffed skin while peptides stimulate new skin growth without causing damage or irritation to the skin. Peptides act as messengers between the epidermis and the dermis, stimulating cell activity by interacting with molecules that signal cells to produce more collagen.
Amino acids help maintain moisture in the skin and enhance circulation while fatty molecules can be used to guide peptides into the skin. The amino acid chain can be altered to allow for deeper penetration of the skin. Recent in-vitro research shows that "lipo-peptides" help attract cells to other sites that require repair and contribute to dermis repair, improve cell cohesion, improve water retention and reduce skin dryness. MATRIXYL® Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-3 (Lysyl-Threonyl-Threonyl-Lysyl-Serine) Like retinol, Matrixyl is a fast-acting source that reduces wrinkles with less irritation, creating neo-synthesis of collagen and fibronectin.
Test results show that when the right percentage is used twice daily for two to six months there is a reduction in surface wrinkles in 68% (2 months) and up to 90% (6 months). ARGIRELINE® Acetyl hexapeptide-3 Argireline is a neuro-peptide that prevents the formation of wrinkles by blocking the transmission of nerve impulses to the muscles that cause facial wrinkles. This unique new peptide also reduces existing levels of wrinkles and has been shown to be effective in the development of wrinkles. Regulatory studies have also shown that facial wrinkles can be reduced, especially in the forehead and around the eyes, and Argireline can prevent visible skin aging. Laboratory tests revealed that wrinkle depression decreased by 27% after one month of treatment and topographic analysis of skin, performed on healthy female volunteers, confirmed the validation of the proposed biochemical mechanism.
ALPHA-HYDROXY ACIDS / AHA
Alpha-hydroxy acid, combining lactic, citric and reverse acids has been used for decades with the choice of a doctor or trained aesthetician. Many studies show this to reverse the signs of aging and sun damage while others show reports of thinning of the skin and cause damage and irritation.
RETIN A - RETINOIDS Tretinoin, the most common treatment for acne, is the first retinoid developed for topical use. Used by some as a hair loss treatment is also a component of many commercial products that are reported to slow skin aging and eliminate wrinkles. Recent evidence shows that topical tretinoin reduces the appearance of black spots and fine lines and smooths out rough skin. The Renova Tretinoin brand is used to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and skin color changes, and to make the skin look smoother. Some patients, using both Tretinoin and Renova, suffer from skin dryness, redness and scaling. Because the use of Tretinoin can cause skin thinning, it is highly recommended that patients who use the drug refrain from waxing the hair as, when the wax is removed, it may release the upper part of the skin. Both drugs have also been reported to cause harm to unborn children, so it is recommended that those who are pregnant, or are planning to become, should not use this treatment.
VITAMIN C
Originally and recommended by doctors from childhood, vitamin C, L-ascorbate, is an essential nutrient required for collagen synthesis. As water-soluble antioxidants, vitamin C, along with vitamin E, fat-soluble antioxidants, and glutathione peroxidase enzymes stop the free radical chain reaction. Vitamin C, one of several topical agents whose efficacy against wrinkles, fine lines and reduced dark spots is supported by reliable scientific evidence, poses several problems due to its lack of stability. When exposed to air, vitamin C solution is oxidized and not only ineffective but also potentially harmful as vitamin C oxidized can increase the formation of free radicals. With regular use, vitamin C increases the density of the skin and helps restore the skin's elasticity. Vitamin C also helps protect against skin-free radicals while tightening the skin, giving it a firmer, smoother feel
By Rena Levi Gibson
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