Dr. Charles Mok explains how to use topical rapamycin, a prescription cream that may reverse some skin aging signs. Two pumps every other day, one bottle lasts about 90 days. It won't fix deep wrinkles, so keep using Botox or fillers if you need them.
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Logically, this drug is used every other day. It's got a very long, what's called a half life. So we have a ship to your house. It's a little clicker. You take two pumps every other day. One bottle lasts about 90 days, and that's. You can probably stop it after 90 days and resume it a couple months later. You don't seem to need to use this forever because once it gets your skin going backward in age, it seems that you seem to kind of stay there. It doesn't do things like deep wrinkles and do things like Botox does or do things that filler does. You still have to use vitamin C in your skin and sunblock. This is all beneficial for skin aging. It's one of the additional things we can do. So it's rapamycin as the. It's called sirolimus. In this setting, we use it in a cream form. It's a prescription. You have to get it ordered relatively inexpensive. You can get it shipped to your house. It's two clicks every other day. And we see this as part of a good skincare regimen, that this takes it one step further than anything else can get.
