NuU Medspa: The Reason for Premature Ageing by NuU Medspa
NuU Medspa explains that each of us is born with healthy, vibrant skin that is firm and elastic. An article by NuU Medspa.


PEORIA, AZ, July 18, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- NuU Medspa explains that each of us is born with healthy, vibrant skin that is firm and elastic. Thanks to a fiber called elastin, NuU Medspa notes that human skin has the ability to stretch (like during pregnancy) and then snap back into its original shape. Another miracle that exists within the human body is a molecular protein called collagen, which NuU Medspa goes on to explain that the body produces in order to keep skin strong and fit.

During the aging process, both elastin and collagen productions decrease drastically and skin begins to show signs of aging. Without proper levels of collagen and elastin, and the inability to sufficiently replenish depleted levels, NuU Medspa recognizes that the skin cannot regain its shape or remain firm and taut. As skin ages it produces fewer natural oils and thus the skin becomes dry and markedly aged.

NuU Medspa has found that no matter what is printed in beauty magazines, what a good friend says over coffee, or what new fangled beauty cream is on the market, wrinkles are a fact of life for all of us.
The anti-aging industry has exploded and consumers have been inundated with a plethora of information about preventing wrinkles - some is fact, some is fiction and some is just plain silly, in the past decade. Think back to not so long ago when a glowing tan was called healthy. Of course, modern science tells us this leads to skin cancer. Equipped with the proper information, NuU Medspa has learned that there is a lot that can be done to slow the visible signs of aging and prevent further wrinkles.

The Onset of Wrinkles is Different for Everyone
Getting wrinkles is as sure as death and paying taxes - there is no avoiding them except surgically through plastic surgery, ongoing Botox as well as injectable dermal fillers. NuU Medspa notices that some people start getting wrinkles in their late 20s and early 30s and for others their skin doesn't show visible signs of aging until their mid-60s. How early a person's skin starts to wrinkle, and to what degree, is generally based on a formula that is unique to that person. The personal 'aging recipe' is a complex combination of how much time is spent in the sun in a lifetime, whether the person smoked or drank excessively, the color of the skin and of course, genetics.
• Heredity - Genetics typically play a big part in aging, and is particularly true in terms of the level of skin elasticity a person is born with. Types of wrinkles acquired, how young a person starts to show signs of aging, the level of dryness or oiliness of the skin, and how efficiently a body produces collagen are often determined by genes.
• Skin Color - According to NuU Medspa, people with light colored skin (Swedish or Scottish people, for example) are susceptible to sunburn and may develop wrinkles earlier than people with darker skin tones.
• Sun Damage - One of the biggest risk factors in the formula for aging, ultraviolet (UV) sunrays damage skin's collagen, causing abnormal collagen to form and promote unwanted premature wrinkles and other signs of aging.
• Lifestyle - In recent decades, researchers have revealed that how humans live their lives has a direct impact on the aging process. NuU Medspa points out that food, stress levels, and downtime with friends and family are all contributing factors to how and when visible aging begins.
• Smoking and Alcohol - It is common knowledge that smoking is bad for the body, inside and out. The chemicals found in cigarettes slow the growth of natural collagen and force premature wrinkles. The physical act of smoking also causes deep lines and wrinkles around the mouth and squint areas of the eyes. Alcohol, when consumed in excess on a regular basis, causes skin puffiness that contributes to wrinkles. Alcohol consumption also dehydrates the body, which causes the skin to appear uneven, rough and unhealthy.

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