R
icardo Ruiz
is not only one of the most renowned
aesthetic and oncological dermatologists
in our country -he works in a super clinic in Madrid where he directs a group of top skin professionals, the
International Dermatology Clinic,
a temple where the most pomegranate of Madrid society, from celebrities to 'common mortals', like this one who writes-, but also speaks well and explains better, as he already demonstrated in his book 'What your skin says about you' (
published
by
The Sphere of Books in 2021).
For him there is no secret that is worth when it comes to skin and hair care.
It is also demonstrated by his team, where some of the
aesthetic doctors who are experts in Botox, hyaluronic acid
and more in Spain practice.
That is why we went to Ruiz to discover his essential beauty tips, those that, both
for health and aesthetics,
we better write down... and follow to the letter.
Take care of your aesthetics, but do not obsess
30 years ago, when someone wanted to look younger, they had to have surgery, and these surgeries were aggressive and sometimes did
not leave natural results.
"Today aesthetics has been democratized and
rejuvenation techniques
are more available to the majority of the population. Dermatologists are experts in handling minimally invasive techniques that, used prudently and with common sense, help our patients to age gracefully and discretion", defends.
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Use an appropriate cosmetic protocol
Your dermatologist will make a diagnosis of the type of skin you have and will recommend an appropriate cosmetic protocol, taking into account that
the best anti-aging cream
is
a sun protection cream.
"You don't have to spend too much on creams. For example, our anti-aging formula for both men and women is based
on combining antioxidants
such as
vitamin C
in the morning and then applying
the photoprotector.
At night combining a derivative of
vitamin A (retinol )
with a comfort moisturizing cream, and exfoliate the skin twice a week," recommends the expert.
Some time ago he told YO DONA that, in his opinion, "the greatest advances that exist in cosmetics are the following in order of importance:
photoprotectors, retinoic acid, alpha hydroxy acids, depigmenting products
(hydroquinone, kojic acid, etc.), and antioxidants (vitamin C)".
Check your moles once a year
Ricardo Ruiz, in addition to being a 'general dermatologist', has always placed great emphasis on an increasingly widespread disease,
skin cancer,
in its treatment, but above all in its prevention.
Because taking care of the skin is not only aesthetic, but also health.
And since "
four out of 10 Spaniards
are going to have skin cancer, dermatologists are specialized in prevention and early diagnosis."
For this reason, for Ruiz, the first step towards beautiful and healthy skin is "an annual visit for
a complete skin-check
where your dermatologist checks all your moles and gives you the assurance that you do not suffer from any malignant skin problem."
"And if you have
a lot of moles,
get a mole map," she recommends.
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take care of your hair
Are you worried about hair loss?
The hormonal cause causes 95% of alopecias, says Ricardo Ruiz.
"If you go to see your dermatologist, he will make a diagnosis of your hair problem, and based on that diagnosis, he will prescribe an appropriate treatment,
which can be cosmetic, medical or through hair transplantation."
In addition, in an interview with YO DONA on the occasion of the presentation of his book 'What your skin says about you', Ricardo Ruiz commented: "In our offices we constantly see people who worry because their hair is thinning
or It is
true
that there are many 'fake news' or
myths in relation to hair,
such as that cutting it makes it grow faster or that it is bad to wash it every day or that
there are anti-hair loss shampoos.
In the end, the important thing is to put yourself in the hands of dermatologists with experience in the capillary field".
Don't forget your nails
The nails,
on many occasions, indicate the existence of certain
internal diseases.
"We can diagnose psoriasis, heart or lung disease or
even stress through the nails,"
says the doctor.
Sometimes moles on the nails appear as a dark line called melanonychia.
"Remember that
Bob Marley died of melanoma
on his toe," Ruiz tells us.
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