As we age the rate of producing new cells gets reduced. This happens because of biological and environmental reasons. Enlarged pores are very common with ageing. Exposure to sun makes your skin suffer from sunspots, wrinkles and freckles. Here are some beauty and skin care tips for ageing women:

• A balanced diet contributes a lot to making your skin glow. You can also take multivitamins if you want. Your skin can get all the required nutrients from a healthy diet and can fight against damage caused by sun and environmental elements.
• Quit smoking if you are a smoker. Smoking accelerates the ageing of your skin. So to reduce the rate of ageing of your skin, you have to stop smoking.
• Go for the right skin care products in order to protect your skin from ageing.

With a little care you can bring about a lot of difference in your skin. Remember, it is impossible to stop our birthdays but it is definitely possible to prevent signs of ageing. There are various treatments available to stop your skin from ageing; a few of them are as follows:

• Nonsurgical and surgical treatments:

In the early days of ageing skin, you might get advised that going for non surgical skin care treatments can give satisfactory results. In the case of sun damage; dermabrasion, chemical peels or laserbrasion can be used alone or also in combination with some other surgical treatments. In surgical treatments deeper lines are treated by soft tissue enhancement or botulinum toxin (BOTOX) treatment. In the case of sagging skin under the eyes, blepharoplasty could be beneficial.

Now, we will look at some of these treatments in a little more detail:

• Chemical peels:

Chemical peels are used to make your ageing skin more smooth, and also to remove fine lines. Chemical peels are helpful in removing the thin upper layer of the skin in order to expose the newer skin. Chemical peels are effective in areas around the mouth and eyes.

• Dermabrasion:

To treat ageing skin, dermabrasion is very efficient in removing lines and scars and also in treating skin damage due to the sun (photo-damage.) Dermabrasion is done by sanding away the upper layer of the skin. Unlike chemical peels this treatment is associated with bleeding. There are variations in doctors’ skills and techniques and so the wound cannot be controlled as evenly as it can be in laser resurfacing technology.

• Laser resurfacing:

With the advanced technology now available, it is possible to use high energy lasers to treat scars, sun damage and various other skin problems. With laser resurfacing, accurate depth control over larger areas can be maintained. Before opting for this method for treating your ageing skin; you need to discuss with your doctor about all its positive and negative effects.

These are the extreme ways to treat wrinkles but to treat early or moderate wrinkles you can use Renova Retin-A topical crème. This crème is very effective in reducing wrinkles and skin discoloration. It also gives your skin a smoother feeling by removing the roughness of your facial skin. So you can opt for Renova Retin-A to deal with the first signs of ageing.