Prejuvenation

Pre­ju­ve­na­ti­on descri­bes pre­ven­ti­ve mea­su­res inten­ded to slow skin age­ing befo­re pro­no­un­ced wrink­les or volu­me loss beco­me visi­ble. The term blends “pre­ven­ti­on” and “reju­ve­na­ti­on” and usual­ly refers to peo­p­le bet­ween their mid-twen­ties and late thirties.

Appli­ca­ti­on

The foun­da­ti­on is con­sis­tent sun pro­tec­tion, a sui­ta­ble skin­ca­re rou­ti­ne with acti­ve ingre­di­ents such as reti­no­ids and a healt­hy life­style. Gent­le aes­the­tic tre­at­ments may be added, for exam­p­le low-dose botu­li­num toxin, skin boos­ters or micro­need­ling. The aim is to pre­ser­ve the skin’s natu­ral qua­li­ty and stop expres­si­on lines from beco­ming deep­ly etched.

Good to know

Pre­ju­ve­na­ti­on is clo­se­ly lin­ked to the con­cept of skin lon­ge­vi­ty. Whe­ther pre­ven­ti­ve injec­tions influence the age­ing pro­cess in the long term has not been con­clu­si­ve­ly pro­ven. What is undis­pu­ted is the bene­fit of pro­tec­ting the skin from UV radia­ti­on. Tre­at­ments should be dosed con­ser­va­tively and plan­ned indi­vi­du­al­ly so that the face con­ti­nues to look natural.

Matching tre­at­ment at Swiss Der­ma Cli­nic: Skin lon­ge­vi­ty (pre­ven­ti­on)