By Be You Medical on Dec 29, 2022 06:00 am
Are you skipping the sunscreen because it’s winter? People think they don’t need to wear sunscreen during the winter because there’s so little sunshine through the clouds. UV rays that cause aging and skin cancer reach your skin all year round. The UVB rays cause sunburns in the summer and the winter, especially in high altitudes and on reflective surfaces like snow and ice. UVA rays remain constant throughout the year and can penetrate through clouds, fog, and glass, doing sun damage to your skin. Don’t skip the sunscreen this winter. It’s essential to wear it all year long and reapply it every two hours.
At BYM, we offer the best-in-class mineral sunscreen by Colorescience. The Flex SPF 50 formulation is our favorite because it’s lightweight with tinted coverage that immediately even skin tone. Plus, it protects against UVA/UVB, Blue Light, Pollution, and Infrared radiation, combined with advanced antioxidants and nourishing, hydrating ingredients for long-term skin health. To reapply easily every two hours over your makeup or liquid sunscreen, we love the Brush-On powder sunscreen by Colorescience. It’s so easy to use; tap the powder into the brush and apply it over the face, neck, and chest. It won’t leave powder all over or change your makeup. I have one in my purse and car for convenience.
Visit one of our Rocklin, Sacramento, Alamo, or Grass Valley clinics to pick up your sunscreen or shop online at www.beyouthful.com/shop.
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By Be You Medical on Dec 22, 2022 06:00 am
You can get Botox around your eyes cautiously. For people like me that smile with my eyes, I use very little Botox around my eyes and use other modalities such as lasers, peels, and skincare to keep this part of my face vibrant and healthy. Too much Botox around my eyes makes me look frozen and gives me a weird-looking smile (remember, you smile with your whole face!). If I put too much on the edges of the eyes and not under the eyes, then the under-eye area gathers and wrinkles up. When you come in for your Botox, it’s a learning curve for both of us (you and your injector) to see what works best for you and our best technique and injecting you. This is especially important around the eyes, which can sometimes give an undesired aesthetic. I do love it occasionally. My approach to Botox around the eyes has been to treat it every other visit, so I treat my crow’s feet twice a year, whereas I treat my forehead and in between my brows four times a year. Again botox is not a bathrobe-there is no one size fits all!
Book your Botox treatment at one of our Rocklin, Sacramento, Alamo, and Grass Valley clinics. We have Botox Clinic Days, where we offer a discount so you can get your appropriate dose without breaking the bank.
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