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Skin Rejuvenation 40+

What changes in your skin from the age of forty?

Signs of skin ageing are now more clearly visible. The focus at this stage of life: actively correcting what has already become visible.

In short

Around the age of forty, signs of skin ageing are more clearly visible: deeper lines, the onset of volume loss and slower cell renewal. The Correct approach focuses on actively addressing what is already visible.

“Age provides direction, but does not automatically determine which treatment is suitable. Skin condition, concern, treatment area, and personal goals determine the final treatment plan.”

What happens

Your skin around age 40

From the age of forty, skin ageing becomes clearly visible for most people: wrinkles deepen, the cell renewal cycle slows, and cumulative sun damage from previous decades surfaces in the form of pigment spots. A slight decrease in facial volume also starts to become noticeable.

This stage calls for a more active approach than prevention alone — treatments that genuinely address structure and volume, rather than simply maintaining them.

Characteristic of this stage

  • Deeper wrinkles
  • Onset of volume loss
  • Pigment spots from sun damage
  • Slower cell renewal

Frequently asked questions

What changes in the skin from the age of 40?

Around the age of forty, wrinkles deepen, the cell renewal cycle slows, and cumulative sun damage becomes visible as pigment spots. A slight decrease in facial volume also occurs.

Is 40+ too late to start with skin rejuvenation?

No. Although starting earlier offers preventive benefit, treatments can be effective at any age. More important than age are the skin condition and the desired result.

Which treatments suit skin aged 40+?

More intensive treatments are often chosen, such as CO2 Laser, Venus Viva MP2 & RF, or a more extensive course of microneedling — depending on the individual skin condition.

Curious what suits your skin?

Book a consultation — together we’ll determine an approach that fits your skin condition and goals.

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