For anyone out there in their thirties or beyond, you know what I'm talking about when I say things start to change in this decade! Balancing work and home becomes more challenging, more stressful, and often, healthy habits like exercise, nutrition, and self-care go out the window. I know they did for me! To all those navigating their thirties, here's a tip: Now is the right time to make impactful changes in your skin, and it starts with creating a healthy skincare routine.
Join me for an exciting podcast episode this week, featuring Dr. Brooke Corbett. We're talking about why your thirties can trigger thoughts about aging, the changes in your skin, and tips for healthy aging.
What is it about your 30s that make people start thinking about aging? (4:59)
What changes start to happen in your skin at age 30? (7:38)
What should I be doing in my 30s to promote healthy skin aging? (14:00) What skincare routine should I be doing in my 30s? (17:20)
What in-office procedures should I be doing in my 30s? (21:06)
Where does pregnancy fit in with all of this? (31:26)
Dr. Brooke Corbett is a board-certified dermatologist practicing medical and cosmetic dermatology in Las Vegas, NV. She studied bioengineering at the University of Pennsylvania. She completed her medical degree at NYU School of Medicine, followed by her internship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and dermatology residency at University of Wisconsin. She currently works in private practice at Thomas Dermatology in Las Vegas and is an Associate Clinical Professor at UNLV School of Medicine.
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