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When planning aesthetic corrections, gender differences in anatomy, histology, and hard and soft tissues of the skin should be taken into account. It is also important to understand the changes that occur during facial aging in men and women, which characteristics require special attention during correction

Aging is inevitable. Sooner or later, we all get older. But you can extend your life and make it healthier and happier.

Modern man lives in a state of chronic stress. The causes may be varied, but the result is the same.

As we age and lose facial volume, facial contours change, skin becomes dull, and youthful radiance fades. Understanding how your face changes over time can help you and your doctor decide on the best treatment options to address your individual concerns.

Oily skin is an inevitable consequence of sebaceous gland activity. Furthermore, people with oily skin have a thick layer of dead skin cells. This thickening of the upper layer of the epidermis occurs under the influence of fatty acids. At the same time, the dilated openings of hair follicles become wider and open.

A large number of tasks and time constraints require replacing nutritious meals with "snacks" containing harmful food additives. Furthermore, we live in conditions of urbanization and the increasing production of harmful smoke and dust in cities. All these factors contribute to the formation of excessive free radicals, damage to cellular structures, and premature aging.