Why FacExer and how it works — best non surgical facelift

       Do you know that our skin absorbs a lot of chemicals, dragging them into our system?        Yes, our skin is a perfect outermost protection from environmental pollution. It's sweat and oil (sebaceous) glands, originated in the skin's deeper layer - dermis - release sweat and sebum (oily substance) which create skin's natural barrier.  Image is courtesy of "Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology" F.H.Martini,et al.         In order to overcome the skin’s excellent barrier function, formulation scientists often employ skin penetration enhancers (SPEs) in topical and transdermal formulations. The effects of these compounds on skin health are still not...

    This summer FacExer team is visiting European countries, including UK, France,  Spain, Russia and Belarus with a mission to promote healthy lifestyles, encouraging physical activity of the healthy population and to inform them about alterations in the status of the head, face and neck muscles during healthy aging and highlight the need to stimulate and strengthen functional reserve, which includes the ability to chew, talk and swallow.   Photo: New classes started on the 1-st of August 2016. © FacExer        You may go to the gym regularly to tone up your muscles, but are you neglecting the...

I Impact Factor:0.391 | Ranking:Gerontology 29 out of 32 | Psychology, Developmental 65 out of 68 Source:2014 Journal Citation Reports® (Thomson Reuters, 2015) To Cut or Not to Cut: Cosmetic Surgery Usage and Women's Age-Related Experiences Shelley J. Eriksen, Ph.D.⇑ California State University, Long Beach Direct reprint requests to: Shelley J. Eriksen, Ph.D. Departments of Human Development and Sociology California State University, Long Beach 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840 e-mail: shelley.eriksen@csulb.edu Abstract Part of the developmental trajectory of middle and late life presumes the adjustment to physical aging, an adjustment that is complicated for women for whom the...