Anti-aging therapy. Diagnosis: aging

Anti-aging therapy. Diagnosis: aging

In the mid 80s of the last century, the American scientist Ronald Klatz put forward the idea that ageing is a disease that can and should be treated. This is how anti-ageing medicine or anti-age therapy was born.
Ageing is a programmed process. This continuous accumulation of damage to DNA molecules in the cells of various organs of the human body leads to their death. Our main task is to protect the DNA of cells from damage! But this process is unfortunately inevitable.

AGEING:

• Biological – natural, gradual inhibition of skin cell activity. Slower metabolism. This process begins at the age of 25.
• Premature – numerous exogenous and endogenous factors cause acute or chronic inflammation in tissues.
  – Stress
  – Internal illnesses
  – UV radiation

In the classification of types of ageing, we even have a separate distinguished type – photoageing.

PREMATURE AGEING – STRESS

Stress affects the skin through the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal system, which in turn produces hormones.
The skin is a hormonally dependent organ !!!
Each cell of the epidermis, dermis, hypodermis has receptors on its surface.
Skin contains a peripheral catecholamine system
Receptors for adrenaline are:

• Keratinocytes
• Melanocytes
• Fibroblasts

During stress a cascade of reactions is triggered – STRESS HORMONES are produced

• Hypothalamus – corticotropin-releasing hormone
• Pituitary – neuropeptides
• Adrenal cortex – glucocorticoids

Stress hormones are synthesized in the skin !!! as well

Corticotropin-releasing hormone:

• stimulates pro-inflammatory IL6 in keratinocytes
• in fibroblasts and melanocytes acts as a growth factor
• in mast cells induces degranulation and increases vascular permeability, pro-inflammatory functions, promotes angiogenesis

Adrenocorticotropic hormone:

• stimulates the production of IL8 in skin keratinocytes
• in melanocytes, ACTH stimulates proliferation and melanogenesis

Prolactin is another stress hormone! Stimulates the proliferation of keratinocytes, the production of sebum, promotes angiogenesis.

PREMATURE AGEING – INTERNAL DISEASES

Most often, diseases of the endocrine system are reflected in the skin!

HORMONAL DISORDERS

• Hypothalamic-pituitary system
• Thyroid
• Adrenal glands
• Ovaries

Decrease in estrogen:

• thinning of the epidermis
• decrease in collagen synthesis,
• elastin, hyaluronic acid

Increase in androgens:

• enhances facial hair growth
• atrophy of hair androgen-dependent hair follicles on the head
• increases sebum secretion
• affects the function of immune cells

Vitamin D, more specifically the D hormone, is a steroid hormone and is made from cholesterol on the surface of our skin by exposure to only direct ultraviolet B rays (UV-B).

PREMATURE AGEING – HORMONE D + UV RADIATION

UV radiation damages cell DNA
Photoageing processes!

• Hyperproduction of melanin
• Elastosis
• Tissue dehydration

PREVENTION

Exclude all negative factors !!!

• Taking prophylactic doses of B, A, E vitamins and microelements
• For breakfast, vitamin D, omega-3,
• hormones (as prescribed)

CHECK UP of the endocrine system organs

• blood hormone levels
• ultrasound of the thyroid gland, adrenal glands, ovaries

GOAL OF ANTI-AGE THERAPY?

Skin rejuvenation – procedures that trigger the mechanisms of cell division and stimulate the synthesis of GAGs, collagen, elastin and other biologically active substances.

TOPICAL METHODS OF ANTI-AGE THERAPY

• Mechanical – Massage techniques
• Physical – Device-based techniques
• Targeted effect on the cell receptor apparatus – Biomimetic peptides; Retinol
• Protecting the skin from damaging factors – Restoration of barrier function, SPF

Targeted effect on the receptor apparatus of cells – RETINOL

• Binds to retinoid receptors of skin cells
• Regulates the transfer of genetic information from DNA to RNA, stimulates the synthesis of collagen, moisturising glycosaminoglycans
• Suppresses the activity of matrix metalloproteinases – enzymes that destroy collagen, which are activated under the influence of UV radiation and other pathological factors.
• Thins the upper stratum corneum of the epidermis, which leads to a reduction in wrinkles.
• Normalising the processes of keratinization

Retinoid HPR – does not cause side effects, because it avoids metabolic breakdown, the components of which cause side effects and allergic reactions.

HPR SERUM WITH GRANACTIVE RETINOID 2%

• Powerful skin cell renewal
• Regulation of keratinization at all levels
• Correction of acne-like rashes
• Made in Switzerland
• RENOVAGE (RENOVAGE), GRANDACTIVE RETINOID 2% (Retinoid HPR), SWEET ALMOND OIL, GRAPE SEED OIL

Targeted effect on the receptor apparatus of cells – BIOMIMETIC PEPTIDES

The vital activity of the cells of our body is regulated by biomimetic peptides (growth factors, hormones). A decrease in the level of regulatory peptides in the body leads to the development of pathology and aging.

Benefits of synthesized peptides:

• Non-toxic and safer than peptides of animal origin
• The ability to “set” the action direction of the peptide

Biomimetic peptides:

• Control and elimination of inflammatory reactions, wound healing
• Effects on fibroblast receptors
• Prolongation of the cell division cycle
• Melanogenesis control
• Enhance natural antioxidant defense mechanisms
• INFLUENCE ALL LINKS OF THE AGING PROCESSES!

Protecting the skin from damaging factors – RESTORATION OF SKIN BARRIER FUNCTION

The lipid mantle is the main protective function of the skin.
What do we need to maintain it?

• enhance the synthesis of endogenous ceramides
• normalize the ratio of fatty acids
• reduce fluid loss

Nourishing care with corneotherapeutic effect

Skin protection from damaging factors – SUN PROTECTION

SPF CHOICE?

• Physical and chemical protective factors
• Protection against UVA and UVB rays, against blue light
• Additional active ingredients
• The texture of the product

HOW TO CHOOSE A PROCEDURE?

• Morphotypes of ageing?
• Patient’s age?
• Clinical picture at the moment

Clinical picture №1

• Skin laxity
• Loose subcutaneous fat
• Pastosity of tissues
• Tendency to edema around the eyes
• Severity of the palpebromallar furrow
• Sagging and stretched ligaments
• Heavy lower third of the face
• Overhanging nasolabial folds

LIFTING ANTI-AGE CARE WITH INDIVIDUAL CORRECTION OF AGE CHANGES

1. Cleansing P172/ P173 + P174/P175
2. Exfoliation P200 Soft-peeling enzyme mask, then rinse.
3. Massage P103/P102, then toning P174/P175
4. Р185 3D-LIFT SERUM
5. Р131 POLIPEPTIDE ALGAE MASK
6. Serum of targeted action
7. P204 Matrix eye cream
8. Finishing cream P194/P196/H218

Clinical picture №2

• Signs of dermatoporosis
• Decreased skin elasticity
• Expression wrinkles
• Dermal creases
• Pronounced nasolacrimal grooves
• Uneven skin tone
• Hyperpigmentation
• Smoker’s skin

LUXURY ANTI-AGE

1. Cleansing P172/ P173 + P174/P175
2. Apply Р200 Soft-peeling enzyme mask for 10 min, then rinse with water
3. Massage Р102 Silvery Massage Gel, then tone the skin with P174/P175
4. P105 – LUXE-AGE GOLD FILLING SERUM
5. P106 – LUXE-AGE PEARLY ALGAE MASK
6. Р138 – LUXE-AGE DIAMOND PEPTIDE SERUM
7. Р204 Matrix eye cream
8. Finishing cream Р194/H210/Н218

Comprehensive Anti-Ageing Care program reNeo Cosmetics

6-8 procedures, interval : 3-5 days
Depending on the clinical picture, we choose professional anti-ageing care and combine it with procedures:

• Peel-Expert peeling care
• Nourishing care with a corneotherapeutic effect
• Device-based techniques and conductive serums from reNeo Cosmetics

1. Lifting Anti-age care with individual corrections of age changes or LUXURY ANTI-AGE Care
2. Peeling Care Peel-expert LIGHT
3. Peeling Care Peel-expert SHINE
4. Nourishing care with a corneotherapeutic effect
5. Peeling Care Peel-expert SHINE
6. Lifting Anti-age care or LUXURY ANTI-AGE
7. Peeling Care Peel-expert CHROMA or LUXURY ANTI-AGE
8. Device-based techniques and conductive serums from reNeo Cosmetics