At the heart of facial aging lies the dynamic duo of collagen and elastin. These proteins are the architectural pillars of our skin. Collagen provides structural support, akin to the scaffolding of a building, while elastin imparts elasticity, allowing the skin to stretch and recoil. Over time, both collagen and elastin production naturally decline, causing the skin to lose its firmness and resilience.

Botox is one of the most popular aesthetic treatments, not just in Boston but around the world. From your neighbor, sister, and favorite celebrity, it seems like everyone is jumping on the wagon to get them done. With its powerful anti-wrinkling benefits (in addition to a wide range of medical benefits), the procedure is highly alluring. Although Botox is a generally safe and well-tolerated procedure with highly satisfied results, there are still some unwanted complications that can occur.

Does what we eat impact the health and appearance of our skin? We discuss all this and more.