I work for a cosmetic doctor who treats 90s supermodels and royalty – his free skincare tip can stop you looking haggard
MAINTAINING a youthful complexion as you age can require a lot of dedication and discipline.
One skincare pro shared the free trick that her boss swears by for anti-aging efforts.
In her video, Bella Ross (@bellarosslondon) revealed that consistency is key when it comes to looking younger.
While many of us may think that daily skincare routines are the answer, the TikToker’s tip was even more basic.
She explained that she works for a high-end cosmetic doctor who gives the same advice to all his clients.
“So I work for a top cosmetic doctor called Dr. Sebagh who has been in the game for a really long time,” Bella said.
“All those 80s and 90s supermodels come to see him and he gets royalty celebrities so he knows a thing or two about looking good and aging maintenance.”
The cosmetic expert advised anyone hoping to maintain a youthful appearance to pay attention to their body weight.
“One thing that he’s always said is a top tip for staying young and anti-aging is to pick a weight and stick to it,” she explained.
“No yo-yo dieting, it’s really bad for skin elasticity, sometimes when you lose that weight you’ll look a lot older and take years off your face.”
Bella pointed out that weight loss can particularly affect your cheeks, hallowing them out.
“You lose all the plumpness in your cheeks and you just look a little bit more haggard and old so sometimes losing weight isn’t always the best thing,” she told her viewers.
Bella explained that she had learned firsthand about the negative effects losing weight had on her appearance.
“I really noticed this when I broke up with my boyfriend, I was under a lot of emotional stress, and I lost a lot of weight,” she said.
“I looked like I’d aged about 10 years, luckily it’s all come back now.”
Bella showed her audience a picture of her from that time of her life for reference.
“Pick a weight for life and try and stick to it as close as possible because it can age you,” she advised.
Her followers shared their thoughts on the advice in the comments section.
“I’m 28 and I feel like I’ve lost weight and volume in my face, scared it won’t come back,” wrote one viewer.
“None of [us] choose yo-yo dieting. Most are trying to stay thin and failing at various times,” said another TikTok user.
A third person called the information “interesting” while another shared their thanks for “an actual tip.”