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Frequently Asked Questions
Introduction to Deep Wrinkles and Skin Firming identification and symptoms
Collagen is the main structural component of the dermis providing strength and support to human skin. Collagen production in the skin tends to decline with age, as much as by 1% per year after the age of 18. This decline is far more noticeable in skin exposed to regular UVA/UVB radiation and is linked to photo-damage with resultant photo-ageing, hyperpigmentation and possible cancer.
Collagen synthesis and stimulation should play a major role in any successful anti-ageing regime especially with the concern being a lack of firmness in the skin. Products will vary depending on the action required, with ingredients used in personal care being researched by pharmaceutical giants who can afford the clinical trials in laboratories across the world. Delivery and formulation challenges involved in product ingredients differ significantly from product house to product house. Liposome encapsulation enhances product penetration and is amongst the most popular delivery systems. Product requirements range from skin barrier repair to enhancing cellular turnover to deeper peeling and skin needling.
Because skin varies from person to person, so should their skin care. The aspects of so-called average, healthy skin may vary greatly in different individuals. During infancy and early youth, skin is characterised by a smooth, uniform and transparent appearance, thus maintaining correct elasticity and adequate water content. In adulthood, however, skin reveals the physiological disposition and character of the individual. Where the old classifications of skin used to be divided into just dry skin and mature skin, we now know that a person’s skin in adulthood can be a combination of various different characteristics. Such characteristics can include dry, wrinkled, thick and being leathery in appearance. Ageing and Dryness can go hand in hand.
With age, menopause or perimenopause, the oestrogen levels decline to such an extent that it leads to the drying of the skin and worsening of wrinkles. Genetic tendencies exacerbate skin care concerns and together with the various free radical conditions, it can lead to deeper lines and wrinkles.
Collagen synthesis and stimulation should play a major role in any successful anti-ageing regime especially with the concern being a lack of firmness in the skin. Products will vary depending on the action required, with ingredients used in personal care being researched by pharmaceutical giants who can afford the clinical trials in laboratories across the world. Delivery and formulation challenges involved in product ingredients differ significantly from product house to product house. Liposome encapsulation enhances product penetration and is amongst the most popular delivery systems. Product requirements range from skin barrier repair to enhancing cellular turnover to deeper peeling and skin needling.
Because skin varies from person to person, so should their skin care. The aspects of so-called average, healthy skin may vary greatly in different individuals. During infancy and early youth, skin is characterised by a smooth, uniform and transparent appearance, thus maintaining correct elasticity and adequate water content. In adulthood, however, skin reveals the physiological disposition and character of the individual. Where the old classifications of skin used to be divided into just dry skin and mature skin, we now know that a person’s skin in adulthood can be a combination of various different characteristics. Such characteristics can include dry, wrinkled, thick and being leathery in appearance. Ageing and Dryness can go hand in hand.
With age, menopause or perimenopause, the oestrogen levels decline to such an extent that it leads to the drying of the skin and worsening of wrinkles. Genetic tendencies exacerbate skin care concerns and together with the various free radical conditions, it can lead to deeper lines and wrinkles.
Skin Care routine morning and evening for Deep Wrinkles
After the cleansing routine, apply DermaFix Collagen Conformer, ensuring to use friction movements and include in your application the hairline, neck and behind the ears. This assists in an immediate tightening effect of the skin offering immediate perceivable results. Follow this with the application of the DermaFix Bio-Effective Cream to boost collagen production. Alternatively DermaFix DeCeleRate can be included into your routine offering powerful lifting properties making use of peptides for the firming and tightening of the skin.
Protect your skin from the sun’s harmful UVA/UVB rays with DermaFix DermaShield SPF40/50 High Protection UVA/UVB sunscreen. DermaFix DermaShield SPF50 meets the South African National Standards SANS 1557:2013.
Optional:
- MT Microneedling Home Roller can be used for advanced improvement in skin rejuvenation.
- DermaFix SND Corrector can be applied to the neck and décolleté for collagen boosting benefits.
Skin cleansing routine: morning and evening.
Cleanse the skin with DermaFix Brightening Cleanser which may be left on the skin for 2-3 minutes. Advance treatment with one drop of DermaFix DermaBright added to the Brightening Cleanser at night only. Exfoliate daily with DermaFix DermaPolish, a gentle enzyme exfoliator assisting with the removal of dark redundant skin cells. Tone the skin with DermaFix Brightening Toner to prepare the skin for advanced absorption of active ingredients and offer anti-inflammatory benefits.
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