Many women choose to see a dermatologist or have cosmetic procedures only when an important event is coming up or when visible skin problems appear. But experts warn that this 'just in the moment' approach does not offer lasting results and can even be disappointing, especially if expectations are high.
Consistent skincare rituals, planned with your skincare professional, can make the difference between a complexion that looks good for a few weeks and one that stays healthy and glowing for the long term.
"Women who establish an annual cosmetic dermatology routine report more than 40% fewer pigmentation problems and accentuated wrinkles", says Dr. Amalia Anghel, Primary Dermatology at Skinmed Clinic.
Continuity of care: figures and comparisons
- Recent studies show that skin exposed to regular treatments (cleansing, moisturizing, laser therapies, anti-aging prevention) retains its firmness and smoothness twice as long as skin that is treated occasionally.
- Women who establish an annual cosmetic dermatology routine report more than 40% fewer pigmentation problems and accentuated wrinkles compared to those who go for procedures only sporadically.
- In addition, the costs of "splurging" on crisis treatments or spectacular therapies can be even higher than a sustained, carefully managed program.
Dr. Amalia Anghel: "Your skin needs not just creams or quick fixes, but constant care and medical supervision. That's why at Skinmed Clinic we offer annual dermatology subscriptions, a complete system of prevention and aesthetic treatments for all women who want to take care of their skin all year round, not just before an event. These subscriptions are an investment in health and beauty with visible and safe results."
Why is "little and constant" better than "much and infrequent"?
- Skin has memory - not just in terms of sun exposure, but also in how they react to treatments. If these are rare, the effects are quickly lost.
- Prevention costs less than correcting problems that have already set in (deep wrinkles, pigmentation spots, loss of elasticity).
- Personalized rituals allow you to adapt to skin changes according to the season, age and lifestyle.
What do the experts recommend?
"It's not enough to do a spectacular treatment every Easter and expect lasting results. Natural beauty means consistency, balance and carefully coordinated care by a dermatologist", explains Dr. Amalia Anghel, primary dermatologist.
Why do a dermoscopic chart annually?
Dermoscopic mapping is included in all subscriptions and is the screening for moles and suspicious lesions.
We detect the risk of skin cancer early, monitor the progress of moles and give you the peace of mind that your skin is under constant dermatological care.
How do lasers help?
Non-invasive lasers are used in all subscriptions and have multiple roles:
- reduces fine lines and surface wrinkles
- evens skin texture (enlarged pores, discreet blemishes)
- stimulates natural collagen production for firmness.
Effect: skin looks smoother, younger and brighter.
Smart facial cleansing
Advanced Facial Cleansing sessions combine exfoliation, oxygenation and infusion of customized serums to remove impurities and dead skin cells, intensely moisturize and restore radiance, with an immediate visible "fresh skin" effect.
Dermatologists consider it the ideal treatment for over-burdened, dull or dehydrated skin.
Botulinum toxin, an ally against expression lines
2 sessions of botulinum toxin (3 areas) per year helps:
- Correct wrinkles on the forehead, between the eyebrows and at the corners of the eyes
- Prevent the deepening of dynamic wrinkles
- Maintain a rested and natural look without excess.
A new way of thinking
Skinmed is the first clinic in Romania to offer annual programs and subscriptions, precisely to encourage this continuity. The idea is not luxury, but affordability: regular consultations, planned treatments and predictable costs.
This way, women can invest in a long-lasting routine instead of looking for quick and expensive solutions that only provide results for a short period. Both for themselves and their family members.
Article taken from: csid.ro
