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With the loss of collagen and elastin over time, the face’s muscles and tissues distend, lose their volume and their ability to hold the skin firmly and harmoniously, causing sagging and deeper wrinkles. Although the skin’s aging process is natural and inevitable, it is possible to take preventive action and fight it effectively with routines and care adapted to your skin’s specific needs.

The skin begins to age from about 25 years old. Physiological changes in the skin’s function start to occur and become visible later on. It is therefore essential to prevent this aging process from an early age by combatting little unsightly blemishes or applying makeup.

Loss of density, lack of comfort, dull complexion... Over time, a woman’s skin experiences significant changes related to menopause.

The loss of density is characterized by thinner, drier and more fragile skin, along with deeper wrinkles and a less radiant complexion. That’s why it’s essential to take care of your skin by adapting your daily beauty routine.

Did you know that acne was one of the leading causes for consultation with a dermatologist? Although this disorder is not yet fully explained, there are several factors that can cause the appearance of imperfections, and against which preventive measures can be taken.

Aging affects the whole body, and our skin is especially exposed.

How can we take care of our skin at the first signs of aging? Wrinkles, fine lines, loss of radiance, sagging, pigmentation spots are all signs of aging. What are the causes behind it? And how exactly does this process occur within the skin? What can we do and what routine can we establish to make our skin stronger, younger, and more beautiful? Here are some of Institut Esthederm’s key principles.

Water is life! Our skin is just like us, it needs to drink. Moisturising daily is good for the well-being, but it’s also an essential beauty ritual to keep your skin healthy, young and radiant, regardless of age, skin type or season. Here are some tips on how to boost skin hydration.