What should you know about StriVectin for crepey skin?

Crepey skin has fine crinkling and a thin, papery appearance. Dryness can make the texture more noticeable, while ageing, repeated sun exposure, and reduced skin support can contribute to laxity. The face, neck, arms, chest, and areas around the knees may be affected. A topical product can support the surface barrier, but it cannot fully replace lost structure or tighten separated tissue.

Use the product as its label directs and apply it to clean, intact skin. Patch-test a new formula on a small area, especially if you have eczema or reactive skin. Stop if persistent redness, itching, or burning develops. Use a moisturiser when needed and protect exposed areas from sunlight. If laxity or texture remains bothersome, ask about Sun-Damaged Skin and whether Radiofrequency Skin Tightening fits your skin type, location, and goals.

Arrange a skin review for a rapidly changing area, persistent scaling, bleeding, a sore that does not heal, or a new patch with marked colour change. Seek prompt advice for swelling or a rash after applying the product, particularly near the eyes. A clinician can separate ordinary texture change from inflammation or another skin condition.

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