The Age Management report has been designed by specialists in the sector who collaborate with our medical team for all those women between 35 and 60 years of age, aware that through prevention they can preserve their natural beauty as time goes by.
The most evident signs of aging are manifested in the skin, the most extensive organ of the body, which reflects how oxidative stress and free radicals accelerate cellular aging, in those organisms that are not taken care of in an integral way (nutrition, hydration, habits, rest, toxic exposure, skincare).
This is where the Age Management Epixlife report, thanks to Cell Wellbeing’s biotechnology, becomes an essential tool to complement and improve the results in a natural way of any aesthetic medical treatment.
Nutrient metabolism involves hundreds of reactions that provide our body with the energy and materials needed to function properly.
A good metabolic rate can help you burn more calories, give you more energy and slow down ageing!
An approach that involves healthy and conscious eating, physical activity and emotional care.
It is about eliminating toxins from the body naturally, without resorting to extreme products or treatments, and promoting a balanced and sustainable lifestyle in the long term.
Many of the body’s core mechanisms, crucial to the processes of ageing, are sustained and maintained by our nutritional habits.
These processes are the maindrivers of the body’s physiology and vary according toour epigenetic influences.
The quality of protein and elastic fibres is essential for maintaining skin firmness and overall muscle tone.
When these decline, furrows and other changes appear that affect the appearance of the face and body silhouette.
Through the epigenetic indicators to be boosted, we will seek to increase the production of proteins that favour muscle firmness.
Elasticity is the skin’s ability to quickly return to its original state after being contracted or stretched.
Elastic skin will be the perfect ally against fine lines, a sit will be less prone to damage from constant and repetitive facial movements.
