What is anti-ageing? What are the anti-ageing treatments?

 As time passes, your skin begins to look and feel different. You may see that your skin starts to get drier, prompting increasingly articulated lines and wrinkles.

Ageing is a natural physiological change brought about by natural (hereditary components and hormones) and extraneous variables (life style habits, dehydration, certain medications, UV exposure and contamination).



As we age the sebaceous glands would produce less oil and there would be degeneration of body tissues which would cause dryness, irritation and wrinkles on the skin.





Wrinkles can be generally found around the eyes, mouth, neck, forehead, back of the hands and arms. The parts of our body which are more exposed to the external environment, such as our face, neck and hands, will in general be progressively inclined to maturing and wrinkling contrasted with different parts of our body.

Manifestations of ageing are: dryness, age spots, fine lines, pigmentary changes, sensitivity, folds, uneven skin tone, dull skin, wrinkles, and sagging.



Anoo's® perceives that each skin type has special requirements, and the board-certified dermatologist at Anoo's will complete a total skin examination of your skin condition to evaluate your concern and make a treatment plan customized to your skin's needs.

Anti-ageingtreatments can postpone the indications of ageing and would decrease the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and furthermore improves the skin condition.

Most popular anti- ageing treatments: Fillers, Non Surgical Facelift, Collagen Induction Therapy, Advanced Firming Treatments, Laser Rejuvenation Treatment, Chemical & mechanical exfoliations, Photofacial Therapy, Organic Facial Treatments, Advanced Vitaminal and Anti-Oxidant Therapies, Intense Pulse Light Laser Therapy, Deep Skin Therapy ( Electroporation), etc. The treatments can be given individually or in any combination as per the requirement of the client.

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