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Whether considered normal or premature, the ageing process involves a reduced production of collagen and elastin. There is also a loss of fat in the face which makes it look less smooth and taut. As a result, the cheekbones lose their fullness and the lips become thinner; the area under the eyes sinks deeper and becomes harder, accentuating the sagging of the skin.
Dark circles are not just synonymous with loss of skin volume! In fact, our genetic predisposition can make us more prone to these hollows, which are more or less visible and pigmented from childhood.
Sun exposure, especially if not accompanied by UV protection, leads to an increase in melanin production, a decrease in collagen and elastin production, a thickening of certain areas of the skin and clearly promotes dryness. Gradually, the structure of the skin changes and becomes visibly less firm.
There is nothing we can do about it! Over time, the skin dries out, the natural production of collagen and elastin slows down, facial muscles lose their tone and cell renewal decreases: all these factors explain the loss of volume that occurs. Moreover, the reduction in subcutaneous fat volume accentuates the hollows of certain parts of the face, such as dark circles and the nasolabial fold.
Like every part of the body, the epidermis needs to recover from everything it has experienced during the day! And for good reason: during sleep, collagen synthesis and blood flow increase. At 1 a.m., the skin regenerates best and skin cells multiply... Good health is therefore at its highest, thanks to the restorative effect of sleep.
By promoting collagen production, a diet rich in vitamins A and C, silicon, amino acids, magnesium and antioxidants is an effective way to combat sagging skin. Similarly, it is important to avoid foods that are heavily roasted or burnt, as the process (called glycation) generated by this promotes loss of skin elasticity.
UVA rays (present all year round and throughout the day) and UVB rays (particularly significant from April to September between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.) have a direct impact on the epidermis and dermis. We cannot say it enough: it is essential to protect your skin by using an appropriate sunscreen every day - preferably mineral-based and at least SPF 30 - and remembering to reapply it every 2 hours.
Studies have proven it! Applying products adapted to the needs of your skin has visible and rapid effects on the health and appearance of the epidermis. When deeply hydrated, the skin regenerates more easily, benefits from better collagen production and is better able to cope with multiple daily stresses.
In addition, the products recommended by our professionals can also meet specific needs: colour, texture, sagging and volume loss.
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PRP stands for Platelet Rich Plasma. PRP consists of your own centrifuged blood, which is rich in platelets. This blood plasma contains a high concentration of active growth factors. These growth factors help repair damaged tissue and stimulate the production of collagen and elastin.
Do you already know what you want, or would you like more information first? Together with the cosmetic doctor you can discuss the options and you will receive a personal treatment plan. The first consultation is always free and without obligation.
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