Aging and Sun-damaged Skin (age or sun spots)

As we grow older, we notice our faces going through unfortunate changes, displaying wrinkles, droopiness, and altered pigmentation. We attribute these changes to aging in general. What we can really attribute most of our skin problems to, though, is the sun. Of course, the more aged a person is, the more exposure they will have had to the sun.

To avoid wrinkles and the development of age and sun spots, people should, first and foremost, stay out of the sun. And of course, when you know you'll be outside, sun block with a minimum protection of SPF 15 should be applied 30 minutes in advance.

When you've already developed the effects of aging and sun exposure, though, you do have options for treating, diminishing, and removing these skin imperfections. Our team offers a variety of treatments and can work with you to determine which one option, or combination of procedures, are most appropriate for your situation.

Laser and intense light methods of treatment, involving minimal discomfort and downtime, include photofacial, blue light therapy, and laser skin rejuvenation. Other options for treating sun and age related skin imperfections include microdermabrasion, Botox, and chemical peels.

To schedule a complimentary consultation and begin mapping out your customized treatment plan, contact us here.