Although it often happens sooner than expected, the loss of skin elasticity is a natural process whose first visible signs are expression lines, dryness and, in short, crepe-like skin. These changes appear, in most cases, after the age of 30 and often, for health reasons, it is advisable to treat their appearance.
The causes associated with the loss of elasticity are the decrease of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid due to internal and external factors. Hence the importance of facial and body treatments. The idea is to reactivate the natural production of vital substances for the body.
But what else can you do to improve skin elasticity?
What is skin elasticity?
Skin elasticity is the ability of the skin to return to its natural shape after stretching or pulling. However, facial expressions, lifestyle, genetics and the passage of time can progressively affect the health of the dermoepidermal structure.
It is also worth mentioning the fiber proteins, which are key in the maintenance of the skin:
- Collagen
- Elastin
- Hyaluronic acid.
Therefore, facial flaccidity or crepe skin is fought by optimizing the production of these three essential substances. Hence the importance of facial and body treatments that reactivate the regular activity of the corresponding cells.
Treatments to restore and/or improve skin elasticity
In addition to improving your diet, exercising and changing your consumption habits, you can opt for non-invasive treatments to treat the skin structure from the inside.
Two of the most effective treatments are, of course:
- Fibroblast Skin Tightening
- 3x Facials: Carboxy Gel, microneedling with BB Glow and peptides
- LED light therapy.
Fibroblast Skin Tightening
Fibroblast therapy is a plasma-based aesthetic treatment that achieves a reduction of excess skin in the treated area. Therefore, it works perfectly for both face and body, achieving the best results in terms of durability and precision.
- Plasma comes into contact with the tissue
- Generates an electric arc that contracts the first layers of the skin.
- In doing so, it stimulates the papillary layer where the fibroblasts are located.
In addition, it is a non-invasive treatment that improves skin elasticity by reactivating the production of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid. Substances secreted by fibroblast cells.
Facials
Another option available to treat skin elasticity are facial treatments. In this case, the 3x1 facial combination that achieves the best aesthetic results for the client's needs.
- Carboxy gel therapy
- Microneedling with BB Glow and peptides
- LED light therapy.
What guarantees such treatment?
- Skin lightening
- Elasticity
- Acne care
- Hydration
- Volume
- Strengthening and refining of pores.
Follow the beauty tips of Mussa Beauty Studio
At Mussa Beauty Studio we are committed to good hygiene and consumption habits. This means following maintenance and grooming routines, in addition to consuming foods rich in nutrients that contribute to the increase of skin elasticity.
- Berries and red fruits: Foods rich in antioxidants
- Pumpkins and zucchini: Because they are rich in water and vitamins.
- Celery and cucumber: Containing silica for increased skin hydration and elasticity.
- Turmeric and cinnamon: Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant components.
- ● Fish, olives and nuts: To take advantage of fatty acids (Omega-3).
And for specialized treatments, you already know: Mussa Beauty Studio, because we guarantee an indescribable VIP experience in the best spaces in Texas, Arizona, also near Paradise Valley, Gilbert and Scottsdale.
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