How do I know if I'm aging well or not? To determine how well you're aging is really about assessing how much sun damage you have, says Dr. Moy. So if you are more of a sun worshiper, then you probably aren't aging as well as someone who avoids the sun. Aging skin woes like wrinkles and splotchy-ness are really just results of sun damage. However, he says that things like Retinoids, Botox and fillers can counter signs of aging (if you're open to going that route).
This is a horrible article, FULL of misleading information! A good dermatologist cares about your HEALTH and wants to check your body for skin cancer, not talk about botox or how to make you LOOK better! If you want to talk about cosmetic concerns than make sure you see a COSMETIC dermatologist. Acne is NOT affected by your diet. And skin cancer can show up ANYWHERE on your body, it is NOT more common in new moles! It can show up even in places you don't have a mole, even in places that have never seen sun. I know this because I've worked for several dermatologists.
Helpful and important! I'd like to add that a lot of the foods we eat are devoid of important nutrients due to processing and cooking. Vitamin and mineral supplements are essential to good health.
if you have health insurance, i think you should take advantage of going to see a dermatologist, but sadly some dermatologist don't really care, they would just give you what you want rather than checking at your skin thoroughly
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This is a horrible article, FULL of misleading information! A good dermatologist cares about your HEALTH and wants to check your body for skin cancer, not talk about botox or how to make you LOOK better! If you want to talk about cosmetic concerns than make sure you see a COSMETIC dermatologist. Acne is NOT affected by your diet. And skin cancer can show up ANYWHERE on your body, it is NOT more common in new moles! It can show up even in places you don't have a mole, even in places that have never seen sun. I know this because I've worked for several dermatologists.
by dermgirl101 Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 02:50AM Report as inappropriate
good info.
by butterfly11 Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 02:27PM Report as inappropriate
Helpful and important! I'd like to add that a lot of the foods we eat are devoid of important nutrients due to processing and cooking. Vitamin and mineral supplements are essential to good health.
by GigiSD Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at 08:24AM Report as inappropriate
Thanks, nice info
by EricaC123 Friday, December 28, 2012 at 05:15PM Report as inappropriate
if you have health insurance, i think you should take advantage of going to see a dermatologist, but sadly some dermatologist don't really care, they would just give you what you want rather than checking at your skin thoroughly
by mosh Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 09:41PM Report as inappropriate
I'm saving this to ask!
by asiagirl4ever Tuesday, July 17, 2012 at 09:07PM Report as inappropriate
very interesting ;)
by mayra_alonzo Friday, April 27, 2012 at 07:04PM Report as inappropriate
Very Informative!
by powerwoman033 Thursday, March 22, 2012 at 11:33PM Report as inappropriate
super helpful, thanks!
by sportimonki13 Wednesday, March 21, 2012 at 12:57AM Report as inappropriate
Interesting article.
by hananoire Tuesday, March 20, 2012 at 04:19PM Report as inappropriate