What Your Skin Is Already Telling You (And What We Wish Everyone Knew in Their 20s and 30s)
Two things are happening to your skin at the same time, and they run on different timelines.
The first is just aging. Starting in your mid 20s, your skin makes a little less collagen every year. It's gradual, and on its own it's pretty slow. But the rate picks up around menopause, when a lot of people notice changes happening faster than they expected.
Aging Isn’t Just About Botox, It’s About Building a Complete Anti-Aging Skincare System
When people think of anti-aging treatments, tox (like Botox or Dysport) usually comes first. It’s one of the most popular ways to soften expression lines and create a smoother, refreshed look. But here’s the truth: Botox freezes movement, not time. Your skin is still aging, just without the wrinkles.
Phil’s Story: Starting Skincare at 45
At Park, we often meet people who wonder if it’s too late to start. Phil was one of them. At 45, with no skincare routine and years of sun and stress showing on his skin, he came to us ready to feel more like himself again. This is his story, proof that care doesn’t have an age limit, and that the right skin plan can help you reconnect with how you want to feel in your skin. For Phil, we combined a treatment plan of Morpheus8, tox, and at-home skincare for transformational impact on his skin health and appearance.
Inside Nourish: A Toronto Evening of Skincare, Wellness, and Soulful Conversation
We brought together Park Medical Aesthetics clients, their friends, and the With Strangers community for a very special event on Toronto’s west end. Hosted in a dreamy loft just off Dovercourt, Nourish was an evening to explore wellness and skin health through the lens of confidence, care, and connection, a reflection of what we value at Park Medical Aesthetics.
Rediscovering skincare in my 30s: How Park and the new SkinCeuticals P-TIOX serum leveled up my skin
It also goes beyond superficial hydration—think improved skin texture, elasticity, and the coveted radiant glow. All of the things I knew that I wanted to improve after my moment in the bathroom mirror. So in addition to purchasing the five skincare basics, I decided to give P-TIOX a go.
Sunscreen Decoded: Your Ultimate 2024 Mineral SPF Guide
Mineral sunscreens, also known as physical sunscreens, use natural minerals like zinc oxide and titanium dioxide to create a physical barrier on the skin's surface. This barrier reflects and scatters UV rays away from the skin. They are often recommended for sensitive skin types as they are less likely to cause irritation. We recommend mineral sunscreens most of the time.