Ageing impacts both the face and body, highlighting the importance of self-care, healthier lifestyle choices and embracing the natural process of ageing. The ageing process affects the face and body in various ways, reflecting the passage of time and natural physiological changes.
Facial skin loses elasticity and firmness due to a decrease in the production of collagen and elastin, resulting in lines, wrinkles and sagging skin.1,2 The existing collagen fibres become fragmented and disorganised, exacerbating the signs of ageing.1,2 Age spots and uneven pigmentation can also develop due to sun exposure.1,2 The body experiences a loss of muscle mass and strength, leading to decreased mobility and increased vulnerability to injury.1,2 Bone density decreases, making bones more fragile.1,2 Additionally, the metabolism slows down, resulting in weight gain and redistribution of fat.1,2
For those new to aesthetics, it’s worth noting that radiofrequency (RF) treatments can be very effective when treating signs of ageing for a number of reasons. RF technology works by delivering…
