If you have brown or olive skin

[Anonymous]

How are you aging and will you ever do surgical procedures? which ones?
I do botox age 52 but that's it, haven't done anything else other than a facial like once a year.
Curious about what others are thinking of doing over the course of the next ten years.

[Anonymous]

49 and no plan to do botox. My Achilles' heel is under eye bags, so would probably want to do something about that in the next decade.

[Anonymous]

Its aging fine and I don't plan to do any cosmetic procedures but you do what helps your self esteem, just go to an MD trained by an academic hospital's dermatology department, not random spas even if they use some absentee MD's license.

[Anonymous]

54. Olive skin (blue eye, brunette). I look more fair, but tan very easily. Part Sicilian.

Zero wrinkles. No forehead lines (even w/out botox). I get botox for 11s twice a year and fine crows. That's it.

I have used Retin-A since I was 20 years old. Also, since I got melasma in my mid 20s from BC pills (which had light peel to get rid of back then)...after being a tanaholic in HS and college (sigh the 80s/early 90s) I stopped getting any sun on my face in my late 20s.

I don't have age spots or chest spots or anything like that. Faint vertical lines in chest that fade after awhile and not there every day.

I have had dermatologists amazed at my skin elasticity, complexion--my arms, hands, legs look young.

My Sicilian grandmother had beautiful skin still in her 80s and my dad did too in his late 70s. Looked MUCH younger. My mom is 100% Irish so had more crepeyness and freckles earlier.