ANI Flashcards

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What noticeable changes occur during perimenopause and menopause?

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Aging is often noticeable during perimenopause and menopause

Dr. Amir Karam discusses how menopause affects skin and overall shape.

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When do significant changes in facial appearance typically occur?

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In the late 40s and early 50s

Women may feel they no longer look as young as they feel.

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What triggers aging effects in women during menopause?

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Hormonal changes, specifically estrogen

Estrogen decline correlates with changes in skin and facial fascia.

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How has human life expectancy affected visible aging?

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Human life expectancy has increased, leading to more visible aging

Historically, life expectancy was in the 30s and 40s.

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What evolutionary theories relate to aging and appearance?

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There is a link between reproductive success and physical appearance

Youthful features may assist in reproduction but decline after menopause.

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When do estrogen levels peak and decline?

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Estrogen levels peak in mid-20s and then decline

Rapid loss occurs during late 40s and early 50s.

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What can lead to early menopausal changes?

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Surgical oophorectomies

Patients may exhibit physical signs of aging much earlier.

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How do estrogen and collagen levels correlate?

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Estrogen and collagen levels correlate closely

Collagen peaks in the 20s, then diminishes over time.

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What happens to skin structure due to thinning collagen?

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Leads to a crepey appearance, lines, and wrinkles

Thinning collagen affects skin structure.

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What changes occur in skin moisture content as one ages?

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Skin appears drier, less supple, with increased pigmentation

Aging skin manifests as dullness, roughness, and discoloration.

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What happens to the fascia layer with age?

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The fascia layer loosens and elongates

This leads to jowling, neck laxity, and drooping facial features.

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What active ingredients can stimulate collagen production?

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Retinol, vitamin C, niacinamide, and peptides

These help counter the effects of decreased estrogen.

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How does transepidermal water loss affect skin hydration?

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It affects skin hydration negatively

A healthy skin barrier retains moisture better.

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What role does hyaluronic acid play in skin care?

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Hyaluronic acid plays a crucial role in skin hydration

Serums can help draw moisture into the skin.

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How often should active ingredients be used for best results?

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Daily

Continuous use is necessary to maintain skin health.

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What do professional treatments like microneedling and lasers do?

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Stimulate collagen production through controlled skin injury

Skin interprets these treatments as injuries, promoting healing and renewal.

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What should be expected from non-surgical treatments regarding skin lifting?

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Do not expect jawline and neck lifting

Skin sagging is tied to fascia sagging, not just skin.

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What are hormone replacement therapies primarily composed of?

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Estrogen and progesterone

They can slow down collagen loss but have time limits due to health risks.

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What preventative strategies should begin in the 30s and 40s?

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Strategies to maintain skin quality before menopause

Helps combat aging effects.

20
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How is aging viewed across various cultures?

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Aging is viewed negatively

Many individuals desire to defy aging regardless of societal taboos.

21
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What genetic factors influence aging?

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Genetic factors influence the rate of aging

Some individuals show signs of aging in their 30s while others maintain youthfulness longer.

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What is the most common age for significant physical changes in women?

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Late 40s to early 50s

This is when many women begin to notice aging effects.

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What approach was developed for easier anti-aging management?

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The trifecta approach

It provides effective strategies for skin care despite menopause.