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For example, if you are in your 20s or early 30s, injectables may not be a smart option. They are not meant to be preventative skin care treatments, and can form an ugly habit early on. Besides, with so many great peels (I’ll explain peels in a later blog), and products on the market, you shouldn’t need to rely on Botox. Lasers, however, can be perfect for sun damaged skin, hormonal pigmentation, acne scarring... all which may occur as early as your 20s. Lasers are also great for aging skin, and can help with firming and improving the appearance of fine & deep lines/wrinkles. Again, education and home care are important. You can’t just expect these treatments to make you look gorgeous if you are not taking care of your skin and preventing further damage.
Final tips:
-Don’t just see one doctor
-Look for ones that specialize in what you need done (I have a list of great referrals)
-Educate yourself or hire a personal skincare expert (like myself) so that you are not sold treatments and products that are not going to give you the results you want
(they will almost always try to sell you more than you need and tell you that you will look amazing)
-Use cosmetic surgery to enhance or supplement your skin care regimen, not as a quick fix it!
P.S- My fellow Skin Stylist Brie Woodey and I will be accepting new clients as of June 1st. Please call 808.728.2313 or email KBSkinStyling@gmail.com to get on the waiting list.
XOXO
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