Incredible skin transformation from the age of 52 to 54

Sugar_Rush

I'm not this age (not even close) yet, thankfully.

Though time goes by so quick I feel it prudent to make preparations.

https://i.imgur.com/Sues8Xw.png

I mean, is that not impressive?

I'm patiently awaiting effective stem cell intervention (currently research emphasis of Harvard's Prof David Sinclair) to dramatically slow down the effect of aging on appearance (and physiology).

But in the mean time, topical treatments are what's available.

This is a combination of botox, pdo threads, a variety of mesotherapies, microneedling, skin peels, some filler (the one I'd probably avoid, vascular occlusion just doesn't make it seem worth it, no matter how small the risk).

There's other topical treatments like light therapy, tretinoin (long term commitment and slow results), probably a few others, in addition to day to day skin and hair care.

BTW, dude here, completely heterosexual and all man - but my lifestyle necessitates I pay attention to these things.

Airyfairy12

I personally hate the filler look, especially in the cheeks & lips, i just think it makes people look like aliens but its coming such a normal proceadure now it feels like we're forgetting what 'real' faces look like but, each to their own, thats just my personal opinion. PDO threads dont give that much of a lift, they increase collagen a little bit and give a very subtle short term lift but not at all noticeable.

Sugar_Rush

Fibroblasting - I forgot to mention that was the other major skin technique used to achieve that result.

Me personally?

It doesn't apply to me but seeing lip filler done well is hot and can dramatically change the entire facial aesthetic.

I browse r/plasticsurgery from time to time and the changes good lip filler render are surprising.

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PDO threads, it may depend on the thread used? Mono, cog, barbed, etc

Between them and fat dissolver, I've seen before-after pics where jowls and naso-labial folds have been almost entirely eliminated?

But they seem to require consistent use and often, one must use a lot of them.

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At the moment I'm trying to even-out/smooth-out skin texture, focusing on use of skin-peels and microneedling.

Just done one of each so far, takes about 3 for good results.