Is It Ever Too Late to Start Aesthetic Treatments?
One of the most common worries we hear at Wellface is that someone has left it too late to start looking after their skin. Dr Yasmin Tayeb explains why that simply isn't true, how mature skin responds to modern treatments, and what a thoughtful first plan actually looks like.
Transcript
One of the biggest misconceptions in the aesthetic industry is, is it too late to start? And of course, the answer is absolutely not. We treat patients here who are 55, 65, 70.
I think I've even treated someone who is 78. And it's been an absolute pleasure and game changer, even for me, to see the transformations that we can make in the skin health, the pigmentation, the contour, and even the complexion of the skin. We are not trying to make these patients look like they're 16.
We are trying to make them look like their health and their gorgeousness and their confidence is radiating through their skin. And that, for me, gives me the best job in the world.
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