YouTube short offering concise cosmetic/dermatology advice for people in their 30s: pace procedures (including surgery), find a trusted provider who can act as an aging coach and set ethical boundaries, document the face with photos at each visit to track aging, and recognize that aging is non-linear so treatment needs will vary over time.
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In your 30s and you're ready to start cosmetic procedures. Pace yourself. There are no miracle treatments and plastic surgery is included. And that is not because I'm a board certified dermatologist. Neither are Botox or fillers. The most important tip Find yourself a physician or a practicing provider that you trust, whose ethics you trust and whose aesthetic opinion you value because this human is going to be your coach as you age and make sure that they're able to tell you no. Step number two each time you go in for your appointment, you want to make sure that they take pictures of your face from every single angle so you can honestly objectively observe how you're aging. Number three Aging is not a linear process. There are moments where we age faster and moments where we age slower. As we age slower, we need less and as we age faster we need more support. You need to understand the moments in your life where you are rapidly going down versus the moments in your life where you are smooth sailing. Tips.