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Eat Your Way to Glowing Skin While putting on a fantastic face cream or smoothing a hair serum works wonders, but for beauty that’s more than skin deep eating fruits and veggies rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals is the answer. There’s a direct connect to the condition of your skin to the kind of foods you eat. Skin is our largest organ and what you put in your mouth, shows up on your skin. Foods that hurt your skin If your diet has too much of salt, sugar or alcohol, you skin will look patchy, dry, puffy and old.These tend to constrict the blood vessels which in turn impact the cellular structure of the skin. Excess sugar in your diet can actually break down the elastin and collagen structure of your skin, leading to fine line and wrinkles. A that bag chips or extra sprinkling of salt on your salad might be tickle the taste buds, but they do something nasty to the skin – puffiness under the skin. Deep fried foods can aggravate excess sebum production in your sk

There is nothing more deflating than after a vacation and a good night’s sleep,   having someone say, ‘You look exhausted!!!’  As we age, we begin to look tired, even when we are not.  It’s not only the wrinkles that make us look tired and old,  but it’s also the creases, hollows and sagging skin on the cheeks  that thins with aging. Non-surgical cheek augmentation uses a synthetic facial  filler that restores lost cheek volume, which in turn lifts  the face up and pulls out the wrinkles . We begin life with a round face and baby cheeks , and often develop an  oval shaped face in our prime age.  But our lower face begins to broaden and the upper f ace  loses volume resulting in a more masculine, square, flatter shape. Cheek glamorization fills out sunken cheeks and changes  the contour of the face. Dermal Fillers physically restore  contours, and the micro-injury from the needle actually  stimulates your own collagen production,

It’s easy to make little mistakes, no matter how diligent you are with taking care of your skin. And that can lead to a flawed complexion. Over time, these add up, causing damage and leading to premature aging and other serious concerns. If your answer to any of the following  questions is  “NO” then you are not treating your skin right! Do you drink enough water ? When water is lost from the surface of the skin, it leaves the skin feeling tight, flaky & rough. This is superficial dehydration. This water loss from the skin can be mistaken for being dry when in fact it means dehydration. At first, this affects the surface of the skin & if it is left untreated it results in deeper water loss in dermis which in turn will start to cause aging (wrinkles, lines, folds). Make sure you drink plenty of water regularly. Apart from using a day moisturiser, use heavier night creams or serums for hydration, if your skin is too dry. Do you reapply your sunscreen? You protect your

Skin care  is a step-by-step process. This ensures that your skin is able to absorb the actives present at various percentages in different products. Also skin around your eyes and lips are thinner and have no pores, which means you have to take extra care and not to weigh down the area. So you need to apply under eye cream before putting on any other cream or lotion on your face. Take a drop of the under-eye cream on each of your ring finger and apply on the under eye area and over your lid. Gently tap the product in to the area in a circular motion. Avoid rubbing too hard. Let the product soak into the skin for a few minutes before you apply other facial product. Try  Kosmoderma   if you have really dark under eye area. Check out more about under eye care at  https://www.drchytravanand.com/treatment-of-wrinkles/ To read other Cosmetology and Dermatology related blogs from me, do visit  https://goo.gl/FfLbQE

Blepharoplasty or Eye Surgery is the surgical treatment to correct either of droopy eyelids or puffy under eye areas.  If we talk of the specifics which eye surgery or blepharoplasty can help us with, the uses would be the following: ●      Contouring and tightening the sagging skin, usually of the upper eyelid ●      Removal of the fatty deposits in the under eye region which result in puffiness ●      Eye bags which are there but devoid of any fat ●      Drooping lower eyelids which give a bulging appearance to the eyes ●      Fine lines and wrinkles in the under eye region A total non-risk, less downtime procedure, some people do experience an initial swelling or bruising or slightly dry eyes. Medicines are usually prescribed for these conditions in order to soothe the eyes. The average period over which this discomfort can be experienced is about two weeks. Should the discomfort continues beyond this duration, it is strongly advised to get in touch with yo

Cosmetic surgery   is a unique discipline of medicine focused on enhancing appearance through   surgical   and medical techniques.   Cosmetic surgery   can be performed on all areas of the head, neck and body. Because treated areas function properly but lack aesthetic appeal,   cosmetic surgery   is elective. DR Chytra V Anand Dr Chytra V Anand  is an internationally renowned Celebrity Cosmetic Dermatologist.  She is the Founder & CEO of the well-known chain of Kosmoderma Skin & Hair Clinics.  A team of highly qualified and trained doctors and USFDA & European CE approved equipments ensure that you always have a safe and reliable experience at  Kosmoderma  Clinics. Benefits of Plastic Surgery · Increased Self-Confidence. When you look good, you feel good. ... · Improved Physical Health. Some plastic surgery procedures can improve your physical health as well as your looks. ... · Enhanced Mental Health. Mental health benefits can be gained from pla

To start with, let me say something which is a fact- Wrinkles are inevitable . As we age, our cells lose their capacity to rejuvenate but both the internal and external damage keep happening still. Now for all practical purposes, aging defines any sign which shows that our skin isn’t youthful anymore. For some, aging shows in forms of fine lines and eventually results in skin sag, for other wrinkles show up and then there are those few whose skin remains intact till the ages of say 60 and then it just sags. Let us first understand how the aging happens. So, our body generates collagen- a protein responsible for maintaining our skin health and also for all the rejuvenation that needs to be done when the skin gets damaged. It is because of collagen production that our skin remains supple and smooth. Now, as we age, our bodily functions become slow and the one that takes a hit earliest is the collagen production. This results in our skin aging and wrinkles forming. Another factor