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I’m 51 & losing collagen rapidly in my already thin face….?
…Had Radiesse injections – they don’t last. What REALLY works?
I try to eat healthy; soy protein, fruits, veggies, etc. I get some exercise but not as much as I should. The only thing that helps is gaining weight, which goes first to my stomach, thighs and butt areas before it shows in my face. I’m tired of looking sick with sunken-in cheeks.
I’ve read of supplements that claim to help rebuild collagen, and some topical creams like Derma E, but I’m kind of skeptical and can’t really afford to spend a fortune on things that won’t help. The doctor who did my Radiesse injections told me there isn’t anything external that would help, only injectables, but of course, that’s how he makes his living.
Your suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks.
For young-looking, attractive skin, consider these factors: antioxidant defense to protect our delicate skin against deterioration, and density of collagen and elastic fibres to give skin elasticity.
Vitamin C is essential in the production of collagen and elastin for healthy skin and connective tissue.
Vitamins C and E and carotenoids provide valuable antioxidant activity to the skin, which helps with UV (ultra-violet) protection, antioxidant protection and helping the skin’s immune response. Wear sunblock in the sun and a hat. In my business, skin cancer is seriously on the rise and if we’re not serious about taking care of our skin – who will? Carotenoids are found in many vegetables. Tomato extract has broad range carotenoids, including lycopene and lutein. Also consider a product with blueberry as an ingredient.
Pycnogenol protects the skin, supports collagen density, and assists in wound healing from the articles I’ve read. Then there’s Zinc which is often overlooked in the diet, but is important for RNA/DNA, the very blueprint of cells, for lack of a better description. We need Zinc to help our cells heal and help with rough skin.
Let’s not forget Selenium, another antioxidant also vital in protecting skin cells from damage caused by the sun.
Horsetail herb contains silica (an often overlooked mineral) and zinc for healing and connective tissue, which is why I take Horsetail herb to make my nails grow. Minerals are very important to the skin.
We don’t eat a diet with enough variation according to the experts. The average American diet consists high carbs, empty calories, over processed foods, and very little in the way of fresh raw food with life-giving enzymes which assist the body in breaking down the very food we consume. Cut an apple in half and you’ll know what I mean. It begins to turn brown very quickly. This is what nature intended. The nutrients have to come from within, through foods rich in the nutrients we need or through good quality vitamin supplements. And please don’t buy them from your local drug store, supermarket or membership chain – you aren’t getting what you pay for. I’ve been the health foods business for over 20 years and believe me, we really ARE what we eat! So make it count.
Prescription medications can have a bearing on pulling vitamins and minerals from the body at an excellerated rate. Steroids given to many of our elderly are causing much more damage than good, and this is an understatement to say the least. I see this at work everyday and it breaks my heart. I’ve assisted a few who bearly bump against a display and their skin tears like paper. There IS a better way.
Lastly, drink WATER. The skin has to hydrate to be healthy and rid itself of toxins. Drink clean water, not tap. Use natural products to clean and moisturize the skin. Not commercial, chemically prepared products that will age you much faster than using nothing at all. Do your homework. Check out some of the ingredients in the products you buy at the super saver stores. What you put ON your skin is absorbed INTO your skin. This is a known fact. Well enough of my soapbox. There is plenty of reserach to support what I’m saying. Check out dyingtolookgood.com if you get the chance. Hope this helps.
Radiesse Injection at Jardin Medical Spa in Philadelphia
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Angellift Dermastrips, 2 Medical Surgical Grade Non surgical Lifts, Box $52.99 Lift and correct facial lines without painful injections or laser treatments. These soft, surgical silicone lifts are clinically proven to reduce the appearance of laugh, frown, smoker and marionette lines, as well as deep nasal labial folds by an average of 87%. Wear inside the mouth along the upper and/or lower gum line for as little as 15 minutes a day to retrain muscles and restore a more yout… |
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VitaMedica Arnica Montana 30x Blister Pack, 40 tab VitaMedica Arnica Montana 30X is a homeopathic medicine and is ideal for the reduction of discomfort, bruising and swelling from injectable procedures. 40 Sublingual Tablets… |
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The Facts & Features On Bioplasty with Mesoone PMMA Filler. Is PMMA filler Injection better than Botox, Restylane, Juvederm? $2.90 This book will come as a revelation to many people around the world who would like to enhance their beauty. Here we talk about one of the branches of medicine that has revolutionized the concept of beauty procedures. This book introduces the concept of Bioplasty with Mesoone PMMA Filler to the readers. Starting from the origin of the roots of this procedure to the various options available current… |
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Radiesse nodule of the lips from a distant injection site: report of a case and consideration of etiology and management.(CASE REPORTS)(Case study): An article from: Journal of Drugs in Dermatology $9.95 This digital document is an article from Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, published by Thomson Gale on August 1, 2007. The length of the article is 1449 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.Citation DetailsTit… |