Anti Aging Treatment in Delhi

Mehektagul Dermaclinic offers Anti Aging Treatment in Delhi to slow down the aging process. Anti aging treatments help maintain a youthful appearance and enhance quality of life as you age. Our dermatologist will also give you a skincare routine to reduce ageing signs and rejuvenate the skin's texture and elasticity. 

What causes Skin Aging?

Aging is a natural part of our lives. It brings fine lines, wrinkles, skin sensitivity, sagging, etc. As humans, we naturally want to look our best at all times despite the advancing age. Moreover, stress and pollution have accelerated skin damage, resulting in premature aging.

While there are many DIY tips and hacks to slow down aging, anti aging treatment in Delhi performed at Mehektagul Dermaclinic are safer, longer-lasting, and more effective. 

At our advanced clinic, Mehektagul Dermaclinic our expert dermatologist will examine your skin and medical history before recommending the right anti aging treatment. The following are common anti aging treatment in Delhi to promote skin renewal and improve its elasticity: 

• Topical vitamin A
  Certain creams are derived from vitamin A and can reduce fine lines and signs of aging over time. Though many retinol-based creams and serums are available, getting a doctor’s prescription to use concentrated retinoid serum on your face is recommended, as it can cause skin sensitivity, redness, etc. Use these creams only at night and apply sunscreen in the daytime without fail. 
• Dermabrasion 
  Dermabrasion is where the topmost skin layer is sanded using a special handheld device (like a rotating brush). It requires repeated sessions and causes redness, mild bruising, and irritation. The new skin has to grow in the targeted area that is fresh and provides a youthful appearance. 
• Laser Resurfacing 
  Laser resurfacing is the process of using laser light to destroy the outer surface layer of the skin and heat the underlying layer. This will promote the skin to produce collagen to repair the damaged area with new and smoother skin. However, this procedure doesn’t work for excessive wrinkles and sagging. 
  
  It is further divided into two types:

• Ablative Laser Resurfacing- It takes more time to heal and may require full sedation for extensive treatment. 
• Nonablative Fractional Laser Resurfacing- It has a quicker healing time and fewer risks. It is suited for people with moderate wrinkles and requires multiple sessions.

• Chemical Peels
  A chemical peel is an acid-based solution applied to the target area to peel off the topmost skin layers. This makes the body produce more collagen to heal the affected area and form new and smoother skin. The results will take time to be visible. Chemical peels cause redness and skin irritation. Though some peels are available in the market, using them on your own can damage your skin permanently. So, it is advised to get this done by a skilled dermatologist. 
• Photodynamic Rejuvenation
  Also called PDT, this method treats wrinkles caused by exposure to sunlight. It requires several sessions but has a lesser downtime than laser resurfacing.
• Microdermabrasion
  Microdermabrasion is similar to dermabrasion, though it removes only a fine skin layer and delivers moderate results over time. However, this treatment is not recommended for people with rosacea and other skin conditions. 
• Bo-tu-li-num To-xi-n Type A
  Bo-to-x injections have been a popular anti aging treatment for decades. The component is injected into the wrinkles to prevent the muscles underneath from contracting. This causes the skin to smoothen and be wrinkle-free over time. After the initial treatment, maintenance sessions are necessary to ensure wrinkle-free skin. 
• Dermal Fillers 
  Dermal fillers are also called soft tissue fillers, where components like hyaluronic acid, collagen, fat (from your body), etc., are injected into the wrinkled areas. Each of them works differently to rejuvenate the skin and improve its elasticity. Similar to Bo-to-x, dermal fillers also require periodic maintenance treatments. The dermatologist will choose a filler after examining your skin.