Moisture content in your skin plays a significant role in the development of wrinkles. 

When the skin is dehydrated micro-wrinkles develop and those micro-wrinkles become deeper.

Being in an aired climate, such as Southern Idaho, is a major contributor of dry skin.  With low humidity, the outer layers of the skin become dry and stiff; when this happens, the micro-wrinkles become much deeper and more visible, sebum (oil) becomes hard and unable to come to the surface to protect the skin, and lifeless skin cells do not slough off properly.

We tend to think that drinking a lot of water can cure dry skin, but the truth is that’s not effective.  Dry skin is an external problem and is best treated from the outside.  Skin care products such as: creamy or oily cleansers, toners, exfoliators, serums, and moisturizers assist in plumping the skin and keeping it hydrated.  These products should be recommended specifically for your skin type and conditions by a Licensed Aesthetician, Aesthetic Dermatologist or Plastic Surgeon.

Schedule now for a complementary skin analysis; and bring your skin care products to be evaluated.