Shereene IdrissBoard Certified Derm, Founder and Chief Nerd

Cosmetic Derm Tips to Slow Down Aging with In-Office Treatments! #shorts

10 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this short video, the speaker shares personal cosmetic dermatology practices for slowing facial aging through in‑office procedures. She explains her long‑term use of Ultherapy—a heat‑based skin‑tightening treatment—starting at age 30 and repeating it every two years to avoid excessive heat exposure. She discusses the role of dermal fillers, emphasizing subtle use to maintain facial balance rather than dramatically altering proportions, and stresses the importance of a skilled provider. Finally, she describes the benefits of using a patient’s own fat‑derived stem cells, which can boost collagen production, improve skin tone, texture, and elasticity. The speaker notes that additional at‑home tips are available in other videos.

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Oh my God, bro. Find yourself going like this and trying to pick up your face. Ultherapy has been the best investment I've ever made for myself. I started at 30 years old and I've done it every two years since. And I'm currently 42. A heat based device that will tighten your skin. And the reason I space it out is because too much heat can be bad for you. So you want to do it very slowly over time to get the best results. Two fillers. Yes, they may have a bad rep, but the point of fillers is not to create new proportions or have you age into the fillers. We use fillers to help help to maintain the balance of your face and to chase you as you age. So it's all about subtlety and finding that right provider who understands your face fast. Fat stem cells are your body's own little miracle. Because with fat stem cells, you're going to help to regenerate not only your collagen, it's going to help with your skin tone, it's going to help with your texture and even your own elasticity. It's not all doom and gloom. I've got more videos for things that you can do at home to help yourself as well.