Tag: wrinkles

  • Why Women Aged 50-59 Believe They Need To Look Young At Work

    Why Women Aged 50-59 Believe They Need To Look Young At Work

    Way back in 2013 a poll by Penn Schoen Berland revealed that women’s worries about wrinkles, dark spots and other aging  skin concerns aren’t all vanity. Forty-two percent of women ages 50 to 59 believed they needed  to look young to be successful at work. “Increasingly, both men and women have anxiety about looking  older,…

  • Ways To Look Your Best In Christmas Social Media Photos

    Ways To Look Your Best In Christmas Social Media Photos

    Plastic Surgery and more on the rise due to social media Narcissism? Thanks to the myriad of photos now being posted online, more people than ever are undergoing cosmetic procedures, according to a survey of plastic surgeons from only a few years ago. Almost a decade ago, requests for surgery as a result of social…

  • Anti Glycation Is Next Level In Battle Against Aging

    Anti Glycation Is Next Level In Battle Against Aging

    Most people today know antioxidants to be an effective method of fighting age, but few are aware of the biological process underlying for most skin damage – and what directly addresses the problem, says skin-care expert Ron Cummings. “The word that has been on the minds of dermatologists and other skin-care researchers for many years…

  • Plastic Surgeons See Increase In Injectables Procedure For Under 30 Year Olds

    Plastic Surgeons See Increase In Injectables Procedure For Under 30 Year Olds

    Injectables are quickly becoming the most popular treatment on the menu for Millennials at doctor offices and medspas. The latest survey by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) shows that 56% of facial plastic surgeons saw an increase in cosmetic surgery or injectables with patients under age 30 last year.With more…

  • Plastic Surgeon Says There Are Three Ways Your Face Can Lie

    Plastic Surgeon Says There Are Three Ways Your Face Can Lie

    Social science experts agree — much of what we “say” is  never actually spoken. “Facial expressions and other body language account for more than half of our communication,” says Adam J. Scheiner, M.D., www.adamscheinermd.com, an international Oculoplastic surgeon who’s been featured on “The Dr. Oz Show” and “The Doctors.” “When we look at someone, especially…