“GRASS” – Anti-Aging Acronym for Perfect Skin

Posted byDr. Paul M. GrahamPosted inAnti-aging, Cosmeceuticals, Skin careTags:, , , ,

Dr. Paul M. Graham

For several years, I have been in search of the perfect anti-aging skincare regimen to recommend to my patients. Recently, I came across a great marketing campaign by SkinMedica. They coined the acronym “GRASS” to make it easier to remember the various aspects of anti-aging skin care. The acronym “GRASS” stands for growth factors, retinols, antioxidants, specialty products, and sun protection. All of these components are vital to the restoration of aged skin and play a significant role in collagen and elastin production.

Please make sure to check out our previously published article entitled Anti-Aging Secrets: The Daily Skincare Routine for more information on specific product recommendations.

Also, stay tuned for a future article detailing my personal daily skin care regimen.

Photo Credit: Skinmedica.com; Drmarylupo.com; Thederminstitute.com

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Published by Dr. Paul M. Graham

Paul M. Graham, D.O. (Founder/Editor-in-chief) founded Dimensional Dermatology in May 2016 with the vision to provide concise, easy to read, up-to-date dermatology and aesthetic medicine information to patients, medical staff, providers, and the general public. Dr. Graham is currently completing his training as a cosmetic dermatologic surgery fellow in Virginia Beach, Virginia at the McDaniel Laser and Cosmetic Center. He completed his dermatology training at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and was a clinical instructor at Michigan State University. He received his B.S. degree as Summa Cum Laude at Old Dominion University, his D.O. degree as Cum Laude at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, completed his internship at Largo Medical Center in Largo, Florida as chief intern, and completed his dermatology residency training at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor, Michigan.

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