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North America was estimated to be the largest consumer of the medical aesthetic market in 2015 with a global share of about 49 percent. This field is set to be worth an approximately $12.6 billion by 2020 and this has been attributed to an aging population, a prevalence of obesity and overweight conditions, as well as the technological advancement in the number of procedures available and the improvement in the non-invasive and non-surgical procedures.
Since the signs of aging can be attributed to a combination of hereditary factors and lifestyle choices, the amount of contribution that you may personally end up making to the medical aesthetics kitty may well depend on your beauty regimen starting from the childhood years. Here are two areas that can be affected from childhood.
Aesthetics for food
In 2012 it was estimated that approximately 18 percent of the population between the ages of 6 to 11 were obese with an additional 21 percent between the ages of 12 to 19 years suffering from the same problem. Since childhood obesity can lead to obesity in adulthood, tackling this particular issue of medical aesthetics could likely be affected by teaching children good eating habits.
The look of a diversely-plated meal which includes fruits and vegetables has been found to be more appealing to children than to adults and so this may be one way in which children might be taught to eat healthily from an early age. This might ensure that eating well as an adult with the foods that promote health, long life and youthful looks are ingrained from childhood.
A beautiful life
While your beautiful looks might be inherited from your family, according to scientists, the penchant for aging has been handed to you in the same genetic package. However, it is not a foregone conclusion that you are then destined to become wrinkly and saggy even if your parents and grandparents were like that. Starting from childhood, activities such as staying out of the sun or using daily sunscreen protection can go a long way toward reducing photo-aging signs.
While it is difficult to keep children from the outdoors, wearing a hat in the sun or helping them to stay in covered areas can be just as effective in protecting the skin from the aging effects. During childhood, it is also recommended that fragrance-free skin care products and products containing natural ingredients such as avocado or vitamin E be used. Adolescents are advised to use mild soap-free cleansers.
For more information on preserving youth, talk to a company like A Beach Medical Group For Dermatology.
Share16 October 2015
