As we age we start thinking and researching what is out there for wrinkles treatments.  I've found the pickings are numerous.

We can choose chemical peels, laser resurfacing, microdermabrasion, topical solutions, plastic surgery, collagen injections, light energy, radiofrequency rejuvenation and probably more I am not even aware of.

How do we decide?  Cost is one factor.

Many of the above are very expensive.  If your pockets are deep enough you would research them and decide if you want the risk involved and the time it takes to have the procedures.

You would need to consider if surgery is the route you want to go.  My belief about anesthetics is I don't want them unless it is absolutely necessary for my health to be significantly better.

I don't want cosmetic surgery unless it for life threatening situations or a health benefit.  Such as, if I'd been in an accident, or got burned or something similar where surgery to my face was the best option to prevent infections from setting in.  I would also consider this surgery if it was the method needed to put me back together that was medically necessary for a better life.

In other words, I don't want surgery if the only purpose is for wrinkle treatments so I can look younger.

If surgery is an option to you and the cost is not a major factor now, just remember none of the wrinkle treatments above are permanent, so chances are you'll have to dig into your billfold again and fork out more money down the road a few months or years, depending on which one you choose.

For me the topical solution for wrinkles treatments is the route I've decided to on.  I've found some wonderful products that help my body to produce more collagen for my skin's use.

If you don't already know about collagen, let me tell you a bit of information.  Collagen is the main protein in the connective tissues.  We need this substance to keep our skin smooth and soft.

As we age our collagen supplies start to decrease.  Some people think applying a collagen cream topically can help, but this isn't so.  The collagen molecules are too large to penetrate the skin.

So the best way to have more available for the skin, is to stimulate collagen production so the skin will have more naturally.  Applying a cream with Functional Keratin™ will help build the collagen your skin needs to stay smooth and wrinkles free.

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