In today’s modern age, with social media playing a significant role in shaping self-esteem and body image, the pressure to look young can be intense. Taking care of our skin throughout all ages is important for maintaining its health and elasticity and achieving a younger, more rejuvenated appearance. By prioritising a consistent skincare routine and facial treatments, we can prevent premature ageing and avoid needing more extensive treatments in the future. Cornerstone Clinic offers a range of non-surgical procedures that are safe, effective, and minimally invasive to help you achieve and maintain your skin looking healthy, especially above the age of 50.
ANTI-AGEING SKIN CARE REGIMEN
- Retinol
- Vitamin C and SPF before makeup (even if it’s a cloudy day!)
- Hydrating peptide moisturisers
- Injectables that stimulate collagen production
CORNERSTONE CINIC’S RECOMMENDED TREATMENTS
- Facial peels: Facial peels such as a carbon peel can rejuvenate the skin by stimulating and exfoliating through the use of gentle heating. This allows to control oil production, stimulate collagen production, diminish acne and allow a glowing complexion to resurface. Another example of facial peels that targets pigmentation are Pigmentation peels which use a unique combination of active ingredients that inhibit the formation of new spots as well as help remove the accumulation of melanin alread y present on the skin’s surface.
- IV drips: There are multiple tailor-made IV drips available at the clinic including those that specifically focus on providing a glowing and radiant skin. Other drips include multivitamins for women, NAD+, iron boost, and gut support IV drips.
- Hydrofacials: They are popular personalised treatments that are used to improve the appearance of the skin by cleansing, exfoliating and hydrating the skin to achieve a rejuvenated and luminous complexion. During the treatment, the dead skin cells are removed and your skin will be infused with nutrients and serums that are specifically chosen for your skin’s needs and concerns.
- Skin boosters: Skin boosters, such as Profhilo and New Cellular Treatment Factor (NCTF), are specifically designed to improve skin hydration and elasticity. They are often called the ‘injectable moisturiser’, Profhilo involves having a stabilised hyaluronic acid injected into areas where the skin has become loose and less young looking (around the eyes, the cheeks, jawline, nose and sides of the face). Profhilo can also be applied to areas such as the neck, décolleté, hands and arms – all of which are quick to show our age but which can’t often be helped by other anti-ageing treatments. While Profhilo might sound like a filler, it is in fact very different as it diffuses into the skin and boosts overall complexion rather than just acting on one area to fill creases.
- Microneedling: Microneedling is a minimally invasive procedure that involves puncturing the skin with tiny needles and it can be done on both the face and the scalp. This process stimulates collagen and elastin production, which can help to improve skin texture, reduce the appearance of scars, reduce pore size, and help with hair loss.
To book a consultation for any of the following procedures or for more information, contact us at +971 50 494 6377 and schedule an appointment with our doctors Dr Maurizio Viel, Dr Ruhil Badiani and our skin and laser specialists.
Dr Maurizio Viel is a licensed plastic surgeon who obtained his medical degree at the University of Milan, Italy and finished his studies in aesthetic plastic surgery in London, UK. He has been a practising plastic surgeon for over 30 years, working between Harley Street, London, Dubai, and Milan
Dr Ruhil Badiani is a British doctor, who studied, graduated and practised in London for 10 years, before moving out to Dubai. Dr Ruhil Badiani has experience in treating patients of all ages and backgrounds. She values the patient doctor relationship and recognises the importance of psychological and social factors, as well as the physical factors, which contribute to a patient’s presentation. She recognises the importance of lifestyle changes to improve health and prevent disease, and is confident in the diagnosis and monitoring of chronic disease.
