Wrinkle/sagging/pore treatment
With firm skin,
Have a vibrant and fun day
It improves the firmness of the skin, which is the main cause of wrinkles, sagging, and enlarged pores, eliminates sagging and fine lines, and lifts up the entire face.
All treatments are almost painless, so even those who are worried about pain can receive treatment with peace of mind.
Make-up can be applied immediately after the treatment.
Find the treatment that suits you!
Supervisor information
- 2010
- Graduated from Hiroshima University School of Medicine, Department of Medicine.
Worked at Saga Prefectural Hospital, Kyushu University Hospital, JCHO Kyushu Hospital, Fukuoka Red Cross Hospital, Kitakyushu Municipal Medical Center, Oita Prefectural Hospital, Kyushu Medical Center
- 2020
- Cosmetic dermatology Elm Clinic Fukuoka Clinic
- Japanese Society of Aesthetic Dermatology
- Juvederm Vista certified doctor
- Botox Vista certified doctor
- Cosmetic Ingredient Test Level 1
"Cause of wrinkles"
Wrinkles and sagging occur due to aging (deterioration) of the dermal layer tissue.As we age, the amount of collagen in the dermis decreases, causing the skin to lose its firmness.
What is dermal tissue?
The dermis is located deeper than the epidermis, and the hyaluronic acid contained therein functions to maintain a constant amount of moisture within the dermis.If there is enough water in the dermis, the skin will remain moist and soft and elastic.Approximately 70% of the dermis is made up of elastic fibers called collagen, and the collagen stretches around the skin in a network, giving the skin elasticity and ability to expand and contract.
What are the factors that cause collagen to decrease?
Active oxygen
Active oxygen generated under the influence of ultraviolet rays accelerates skin aging.As collagen decreases, facial muscles gradually sag.
Photoaging
In addition to normal natural aging, aging phenomena such as wrinkles and sagging caused by ultraviolet rays are called photoaging.Due to photoaging, collagen is taken away and the skin loses its firmness.
Types and treatments of wrinkles and sagging
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Fine wrinkles/chirimenjiwa(around the eyes, around the mouth)
Features
Refers to very shallow wrinkles.Fine wrinkles are a slight deepening of the so-called "texture" that can be seen on healthy skin.
Site of onset
around the eyes and mouth
effective treatment
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facial expression wrinkles(between the eyebrows, the corners of the eyes, and nasolabial folds)
Features
These wrinkles are hard to notice under normal conditions, but become noticeable when you smile, get angry, or make facial expressions.This includes areas between the eyebrows, the corners of the eyes, and smile lines.
Site of onset
Between the eyebrows, the corners of the eyes, and nasolabial folds
effective treatment
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deep wrinkles(forehead, corner of the eyes, neck, nasolabial folds)
Features
These wrinkles are more clearly visible than fine lines, even if you don't make any facial expressions.
Site of onset
Forehead, corner of the eyes, neck, nasolabial folds
effective treatment
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bags under the eyes
Features
The skin under the eyes is droopy.
Site of onset
Poor blood circulation, muscle weakness, dry skin
effective treatment
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Sagging cheeks and under the chin
Features
The face line (around the face) is not clear and droops.
Site of onset
Weakness of facial muscles, decrease in skin cells
effective treatment
Supervisor information (overall supervision, treatment supervision, column supervision)
- 2008
- Graduated from Hiroshima University School of Medicine, Department of Medicine Worked at Chiba University School of Medicine Affiliated Hospital and related hospitals.
- 2013
- Cosmetic dermatology Elm Clinic Fukuoka clinic opened
- Japanese Society of Aesthetic Dermatology
- Juvederm Vista certified doctor
- Botox Vista certified doctor
- Cosmetic Ingredient Test Level 1
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