Sleep on your back
“I can tell which way you sleep. Sleeping on your side or stomach creates a furrow on one side of your face. For an easy way to minimize wrinkles, sleep on your back. You may snore, but you’ll age better.” These are the things your dermatologist won’t tell you.
Watch for sun damage when you’re behind the wheel
“Most people have more sun damage on the left side of their face simply from driving. Tint your window, get a UV shield or just make sure you apply sunblock.” Here are 50 reasons you’ll age better than your parents.
Don’t switch products so often
“Most people give up on skin products too quickly. It takes 21 days for a skin cell to be made and work its way to the top of the epidermis. So if you’re trying a new anti-aging cream, give it at least four weeks to work.”
You may just need a wax instead of a lift
“I had a patient who wanted a brow lift because she thought she looked grumpy all the time. I sent her for a brow wax instead. It took 15 minutes, she looked great, and she saved herself $5,000.” Make sure you know the best anti-aging foods.
Slather on sunscreen
“Want to avoid my office? Use sunblock with zinc or titanium dioxide, wear sunglasses outside, and don’t squint.”
You can trust drugstore brands
“Try drugstore-brand anti-aging creams first. Those from Olay, Neutrogena, and Aveeno have the same active ingredients and can be just as effective as products that cost four to ten times as much at department stores.” These 50 everyday habits can help you look younger.
Keep your face calm
“If you’re constantly frowning or making an angry face, you’ll get that mean groove between your eyes, and your face will eventually be stuck that way.” These are the skin care tips dermatologists follow themselves.