Bryan Johnson walks through his nightly skincare routine, which includes a five-minute facial massage to help distribute Sculptra collagen-stimulating ingredients. He applies peptide serum, vitamin C with ferulic acid and vitamin E, and highlights laser treatments, hyaluronic acid fillers, and moisturizer as the most impactful for skin quality.
Nighttime routine starts. So I will wash my face, I'll put a few creams on, brush my teeth. I need to rub this in because with the Sculptra, I was instructed to massage my face twice a day for five minutes for the collagen producing ingredients to get spread around. Normally it wouldn't be this as extensive as a face wash. I'll apply a peptide and then vitamin C, ferulic acid and vitamin E. Really the most important things to do for skin quality are lasers and then some hyaluronic acid and a moisturizer. Another thing we've been trying out lately, an eyebrow growth serum bimatoprost. So one drop. There was a study looking at minoxidil and this, this had equivalent growth, I think, in the time frame and fewer eye perturbance.
