Should You Start Anti-Ageing Treatments at 25? Check These 5 Things First

At 25, there is no need to rush through every anti-ageing treatment. When clients in their twenties come to Gangnam Choice Clinic asking whether they should start regular radiofrequency and ultrasound lifting, the answer is usually not an age to start, but first checking whether there is a need right now.

What should you look at first at 25?

Look at five things first, then talk about whether to do anything.

• Whether there is real laxity, not just a feeling that the face is not V-shaped enough
• How much fat there is on the face
• Whether a large-looking face comes from muscle, fat or bone structure
• Whether the skin itself is stable
• What you are actually afraid of, or whether there is already a specific problem

Why should people with thin faces be more conservative?

For a face that is already thin, if you keep chasing more tightness and more smallness, we at the clinic tend to be more conservative.

If your face looks large, what should you distinguish first?

Muscle, fat and bone structure are three completely different directions.

When the skin is unstable, why not rush into lifting?

When you keep breaking out, have redness, or are so dry that the skin peels, we at the clinic are in no hurry to talk about a pile of lifting treatments.

What is the answer when people in their twenties ask about regular radiofrequency and ultrasound lifting?

The answer is usually not an age to start. We at the clinic first look at whether there is a need right now, rather than giving an age number first.