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Has anyone out there found a good wrinkle treatment (crow’s feet, forehead lines, etc.) that doesn’t cost a fortune or make a mess of your skin?
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Linda I’ve been in the cosmetic medicine industry for years and I hate to say it but unless the lines are very fine, there isn’t much in the way of creams that will erase them entirely. RetinA used regularly will certainly improve these finer lines and generally smooth and refine the skin (although it commits you to wearing sunscreen) and laser or similar can also help, however for deeper lines the only effective remedy is something like Botox/Dysport for dynamic wrinkles (that is wrinkles you get when you smile or frown) or fillers +/- laser for static wrinkles (that is deep wrinkles that are still there at rest). None of these options apart from the RetinA is cheap, and all need to be maintained, but with the current state of the art, these are the only options that really work…hope this is helpful!
Fortunecookie is right..i am 65,and i do have wrinkles and lines,but not as bad as some..but i do use sun screen everyday,and Oil of Olay…
It is part of life and i accept that…
Bren