The Aging Face

September 2018 in “ Medical Clinics of North America ”

Anil R. Shah, Paige M Kennedy

skin thinning decreased collagen hormone therapy platelet-rich plasma laser therapy facial fillers neuromodulators surgical interventions fat redistribution skin laxity volume loss PRP Botox

TLDR Facial aging is caused by natural processes and external factors, and can be managed with preventative measures and a variety of treatments tailored to individual needs.

The article "The Aging Face" by Anil R. Shah and Paige M. Kennedy from 2018 examines the causes of facial aging, including intrinsic factors like natural aging processes and extrinsic factors such as sun exposure and smoking. It describes the physical changes that occur, such as skin thinning, decreased collagen, and changes in facial shape. Preventative measures like sunscreen and diet are recommended, alongside treatments like hormone therapy and PRP. The document also details various treatments for facial aging, including laser therapy, facial fillers, neuromodulators, and surgical interventions, highlighting the need for a comprehensive approach and understanding the root causes of aging for effective patient outcomes. Techniques for rejuvenating specific facial areas are discussed, with a range of procedures tailored to address issues like fat redistribution, skin laxity, and volume loss, emphasizing the importance of individualized treatment plans for a natural, youthful appearance.

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