Going Gray Episode: 31
Last week my Bio Dad died. I had no real relationship with him since I was like 12 years old. It’s hard because I don’t know how to feel. Like I’m numb but I see something behind the numbness that’s slowly coming closer and closer.
So today I got a call that there was an opening for this treatment. I’ve done these treatments before when I worked with a plastic surgeon and it is the best. It clears off your dead skin, gets rid of fine lines, melasma and age spots, shrinks pores and is anti aging. It can also kill precancerous cells.
I had a bout with precancerous cells this year. It was a roller coaster of multiple doctors, multiple biopsies and multiple diagnosis. It was really a terrifying experience. But I’m sure completely normal for the US healthcare system.
As someone who suffered from severe acne which resulted in scarring as a kid take care of your skin. Stay out of the sun or wear your spf. It’s so important. #skincare #aging #grayhair
Caring for your skin as you age is essential, especially following traumatic experiences. Treatments like Clear & Brilliant can help rejuvenate your skin, addressing issues like fine lines and sun damage. Regular skincare routines should include high SPF protection, consultation with dermatologists, and staying informed about new treatments. With rising concerns around skin health, proactive steps to combat aging and protect against precancerous cells are vital. Ensure you understand the impact of lifestyle on skin conditions and explore community resources for better guidance. Embrace your journey through aging with confidence and informed choices. For anyone dealing with similar skin health concerns, it’s recommended to seek support groups or online communities. Sharing experiences can aid in the healing process, both emotionally and physically. Remember, skincare isn’t just about appearance; it’s a fundamental part of self-care. Stay educated on the best practices and innovations in skincare, and don’t hesitate to advocate for your skin health.
