Ageing skin
Intrinsic ageing / Extrinsic ageing / Sagging skin / Fine lines / Wrinkles
Ageing skin will happen to everyone and healthy age-related skin changes are inevitable and include thinning, sagging, wrinkling and the appearance of age spots, broken blood vessels and areas of dryness. But not to worry, by taking care of your skin in the correct and safest manner is essential. Read more o find out how we can make you age gracefully.
Ageing skin
As one ages, natural elastic tissue is lost, resulting in the skin to become loose. There are many ways ones skin can age, and this depends on your lifestyle, the weather and genetics. Types of ageing differ from person to person, where one may experience pigmentation and another sagging skin for instance.
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Understand the most common signs of ageing skin so you can begin to fight them as early as possible:
Anti-ageing treatment
Signs of ageing skin
Fineline and wrinkles
Skin loses moisture, elastin and collagen, wrinkles can appear (usually more prone to eyes and mouth area). UV can also speed up the formation of wrinkles.
Saggy Skin
Your skin produces less elastin and collagen over time. With a lack of these in your skin, your skin cannot remain firm and strong. Simultaneously, with gravity, your skin will sag
Thin skin
The deeper layer of your epidermis slow down the rate of cell production as you age. The thinning process will make your skin more prone to wrinkles and fine lines.
Age spots
As you age, melanocytes (pigment cells) in your skin multiply faster and tends to cluster together to from pigmentation or age spots.
Dehydrated skin
Your skin do not produce as much natural moisture as you get older. This can cause external skin layer to dry out. Sun damage and decreased call activity may be a part of dry skin too.
Dull Skin
When dead skin cells build up on your face, skin glow will be compromised and your skin tone can appear dull.. As skin renewal decreases, there will be lesser new cells to combat dull skin.