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BBC News | Health | Anti-ageing creams 'ineffective' Front Page World UK UK Politics Business Sci/Tech Health Education Sport Entertainment Talking Point In Depth On Air Archive Feedback Low Graphics Help Wednesday, June 9, 1999 Published at 12:42 GMT 13:42 UK Health Anti-ageing creams 'ineffective' Anti-ageing creams aim to slow the appearance of wrinkles Cosmetic lotions that promise to hold back the physical ravages of time are "ineffective", according to a leading skin specialist. The BBC's Nicola Carslaw: "Most women try out anti-ageing creams" Many of the physical signs associated with old age are down to inherited genes, sun exposure and smoking, according to Professor Chris Griffiths of the University of Manchester. A fellow dermatologist, Dr Nicholas Lowe, said that it was much more effective to apply sub block every day. Doctors and scientists are examining the evidence at a conference run by the Royal Society of Medicine. Fancy packs Prof Griffiths dismisses many anti-ageing remedies, saying they offer the buyer little more than expensive packaging. He agrees that sunscreens with a protection factor of greater than 15 can prevent - and maybe even reverse - signs of old age. But he stresses that the sunscreens must be used properly. He also says retinoic acid - available only on prescription - will repair and smooth the skin and reduce wrinkles. Dr Lowe said a small number of cosmetic creams had some effect in repairing damage to the skin, but it was more important to take daily action to protect against the ageing effects of the sun's ultraviolet rays. "The main message with creams is that if they contain an efficient sunscreen and you use it every morning then you are going to halt some of those ageing changes," he told the BBC. The BBC's Roxanne Panthaki looks at the UK's obsession with youth "The skin has a certain ability to repair itself when it is protected but these creams only have a modest benefit." While genetic factors played some part in the overall ageing process, lifestyle had a much greater impact on appearance - particularly the face, he said. "About 30% of facial ageing is genetic and a lot of the rest of the percentage is repetitive sunlight, smoking and other hazardous things we expose ourselves to," he said. Real psychological effect While some may dismiss excessive concern with appearance and ageing as harmless vanity, psychologists point out that looking old can cause serious mental distress. Dr Nicholas Lowe: Lifestyle is important Surveys show that many of the people who undergo plastic surgery to reverse appearance of ageing do so because they fear they will lose their job if they look old. Consultant psychologist Dr Eileen Bradbury said: "We are very fixed on the idea that youth is connected to not just beauty but to being powerful, being strong, healthy, energetic, having the best jobs and having the most money." About 35% of people aged 50 to 64 have no job - a much higher rate than many other European countries. BBC Breakfast News discusses the issues with Dr Eileen Bradbury and Dr Nicholas Lowe The government is so concerned that people face discrimination because of their older appearance that it has launched an Action on Age programme. It aims to persuade employers that discriminating on the basis of age makes bad business sense. The Royal Society of Medicine conference will hear that the cosmetics industry plays a vital role in putting health messages across, and employs dedicated scientists who carry out cutting-edge research on anti-ageing. Advanced options | Search tips Back to top | BBC News Home | BBC Homepage | Health Contents Background Briefings Medical notes Relevant Stories 03 Jun 99|Health Anti-cellulite creams rubbished 13 Apr 99|Health Anti-ageing tablet launched 02 Mar 99|Health More young women seek cosmetic surgery 02 Feb 99|Health Exercise 'can reverse ageing' 23 Nov 98|Health Laser gun combats the effects of ageing 12 Aug 98|Health Worms hold the secret of eternal beauty Internet Links Age Page Europe Ageing resources The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites. In this section Disability in depth Spotlight: Bristol inquiry Antibiotics: A fading wonder Mental health: An overview Alternative medicine: A growth industry The meningitis files Long-term care: A special report Aids up close From cradle to grave NHS reforms: A guide NHS Performance 1999 From Special Report NHS in crisis: Special report British Medical Association conference '99 Royal College of Nursing conference '99

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Men.Style.com Forums How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? ... men women shop news fashion gear features forums details gq fashion gadgets general details gq: general gq: thisis our war Welcome, Guest Login | Help GQ - General forum thread: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? other GQ - General forum threads < Previous | Next > reply to this thread | search forum | back to thread list cutandsew Posts: 13 Registered: 9/6/05 How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Nov 13, 2005 11:30 AM Reply I am looking for a product or treatment that I can use to erase the effects of teenage acne. My skin has improved a lot since then, but I still have some darker marks and pitting in my skin on the cheeks and jawline. I also, have large pores in these areas that I want to reduce. Anyone know of a good peel or other product that can help. drsaith Posts: 394 From: London UK Registered: 10/17/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Nov 13, 2005 4:27 PM Reply if they are completly healed, i would just get a small tin of makeup and rub a little on. puppykicker Posts: 99 Registered: 7/16/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Nov 13, 2005 5:24 PM Reply microdermabrasion jmfisher Posts: 2,184 From: New York Registered: 5/6/04 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Nov 13, 2005 5:24 PM Reply Well, as far as minimizing the size of your pores, look for any moisturizer that is a "pore refiner." You'll find these at the local drugstore (i.e. Neutrogena, Clean & Clear, etc.), as well as higher-end brands like Kiehls. In regards to your acne scars, that's really only something a dermatologist can take care of. I have seen this kit at the drugstore lately. Perhaps you can check it out: http://tinyurl.com/9lox3 cutandsew Posts: 13 Registered: 9/6/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Nov 14, 2005 4:04 PM Reply Thanks for the advice. I will check out a pore refining cleanser. bLAcKvELveT Posts: 1,203 Registered: 10/26/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Nov 14, 2005 4:19 PM Reply Take 50mg of zinc twice a day and you will notice a difference in a month or two. I wouldn't recommend doing microdermabrasion at home because that can actually make your skin worse. dustin4 Posts: 5 Registered: 10/19/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Nov 22, 2005 4:00 AM Reply I would get some Vitamin K cream and put it on twice daily. Microdermmight be good, but make sure you go to a notable place to get it done,and it may take more than one treatment. gerald187 Posts: 41 Registered: 3/30/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Dec 9, 2005 12:08 PM Reply does anyone know how much approximately microdermabrasion costs? 325adam Posts: 604 Registered: 2/16/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Dec 9, 2005 2:16 PM Reply gerald187 wrote: does anyone know how much approximately microdermabrasion costs? You could try this: http://www.neutrogena.com/advancedsolutions/product_mda.asp prada_addict Posts: 1,539 From: London Registered: 3/21/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Dec 11, 2005 1:49 PM Reply Creme de la Mer them http://www.cremedelamer.com/ terence Posts: 964 Registered: 9/28/03 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Dec 11, 2005 2:47 PM Reply 10% Benzoyl Peroxide for the blemishes. It will make your skin dry so don't forget to moisturize with an oil free moisturizer. sean Posts: 12 Registered: 12/27/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Dec 29, 2005 1:55 AM Reply prada_addict....thanks for the info. I was looking for a product like this for a while. I hope it gets rid of the scars. sean Posts: 12 Registered: 12/27/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Dec 29, 2005 11:34 PM Reply dont waste money on costly cosmetics!...there is no product which can get rid of the pitting caused by acne...even microdermabrasion...I called the customer service of La mer and they told me that their products at the least can decrease the appearence of wrinkles...the only way to get rid of those scars is by visiting a dermatologist. lex Posts: 41 Registered: 12/21/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Dec 30, 2005 12:03 AM Reply people are raving right now about olay microdermabrasion and peel, but i hear the neutrogena product isn't as good. probably the dermatologist is your best bet since you described the problem has been with you for some time now. creme de la mer is ridiculously overpriced, i wouldn't bother w/ that - spend it on a dermatologist instead. my recommendation is to try the olay, see if that has the effect you want, then go to the dermatologist if you're not satisfied. juzboi Posts: 31 Registered: 9/19/05 Re: How Do I Get Rid of Acne Marks? Posted: Jan 2, 2006 7:05 AM Reply Rose hip oil - I swear by it. It can help to remove scars (especially acne scars) and smooth out skin, whilst acting as a substitute for moisturiser at the same time. I'm currently using an Australian brand called Kosmea. I find that Kosmea products tend to be of a higher quality than others, and their rose hip oil is thicker and more concentrated than other's that I've tried. 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