Our diet is a key component that can add to our aging.
Did you know that sugar can cause "Skin Sugar Sag"?

In this episode, Dr. Saluja and Kane explore how sugar consumption can significantly impact skin health through a process known as glycation. This occurs when excess sugar molecules attach themselves to collagen and elastin, the proteins that keep skin firm and elastic. Over time, this reaction forms harmful new molecules known as Advanced Glycation End-products (AGEs). AGEs accumulate, leading to the breakdown of collagen and elastin, resulting in skin that appears less firm and more wrinkled—a phenomenon often referred to as "sugar sag." Reducing sugar intake can help mitigate this process, preserving skin's youthful appearance and maintaining its structural integrity

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Welcome Back! In this episode, Dr. Saluja and Kane will be analyzing fictitious case studies of patients who are seeking to enhance their appearance through various cosmetic procedures.

From tackling fine lines and wrinkles to addressing skin discoloration and texture irregularities, we'll explore the nuanced decisions that go into recommending treatments such as neuromodulators, fillers and energy-based devices as well as how to protect and improve you skin at home!

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Photobiomodulation (LED or LLLT) utilizes light to trigger biological changes. It primarily involves red (633 nm) and near infrared light (830 nm) for wound healing and tissue repair by promoting cellular growth and regeneration which accelerates the healing process.

It also helps reduce inflammation and pain in muscular injuries.
Neuroprotective effects are also being studied to enhance cognitive effects and help protect from neural inflammation seen in a variety of disease states of the brain.

PBM is non-invasive, non-thermal and now at home devices are available.

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Dr. Saluja and Kane

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