By Rob and Carol Trow, DermaConcepts
“Dr. Louis Malcmacher, a founder of the American Academy of Facial Esthetics, sees younger millennials rushing to take care of their skin and prevent the signs of aging before they develop. These clients are often self-educated and are seeking non-invasive treatments with most looking to avoid at invasive surgeries. They are starting on regimes of neurotoxins, fillers, lasers and medical-based skin care products coupled with a myriad of at-home devices at an early age. But, as with many things, buyer beware of at-home devices, products and professionals that make extraordinary claims that sound too good to be true, which turns out to be the case all too often.”
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