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We seek to create an inclusive, innovative platform for the advancement of skin health. We actively collaborate in education, research and public health programs to drive the advancement of healthcare locally, statewide and beyond.

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Anti-Aging & Skin Rejuvenation

While aging is a natural process, environmental factors and time can cause our skin to lose its youthful vitality, elasticity, and radiance. The anti-aging specialists at Preston Dermatology provide medically sound, clinically proven treatments designed to restore your skin’s structure, minimize signs of aging, and protect against future damage. We focus on natural-looking outcomes that leave your skin looking refreshed, healthy, and revitalized.

Overview

While aging is a natural process, environmental factors and time can cause our skin to lose its youthful vitality, elasticity, and radiance. The anti-aging specialists at Preston Dermatology provide medically sound, clinically proven treatments designed to restore your skin’s structure, minimize signs of aging, and protect against future damage. We focus on natural-looking outcomes that leave your skin looking refreshed, healthy, and revitalized.

Causes and Risk Factors

Natural decline in collagen and elastin production, chronic ultraviolet (UV) sun exposure (photoaging), genetics, smoking, poor sleep, and environmental pollution.

Treatments

Prescription-strength topical retinoids, medical-grade antioxidant serums, chemical peels, targeted injectables (neurotoxins and dermal fillers), and highly customized daily anti-aging skincare regimens.

Concerns

Fine lines, deep wrinkles, volume loss, sagging skin, uneven skin tone, age spots (sun spots), dull texture, and thinning skin.

Body Areas

Face, neck, décolletage (chest), and back of the hands.

FAQs

When should I start an anti-aging skincare routine?

Preventative anti-aging measures, such as daily sunscreen and topical antioxidants, should begin in your 20s. Corrective treatments can be introduced as changes become visible.

What is the difference between fine lines and wrinkles?

Fine lines are shallow, surface-level creases often related to dehydration or early collagen loss, while wrinkles are deeper folds in the skin caused by muscle movement and advanced volume loss.