Since everybody wants to ward off the onset of wrinkle formation as much as possible, or wither away the wrinkles they already have, it is not surprising a full range of treatments is out there to help you accomplish that very goal. The different treatments range from skin fillers to green tea extract to microdermabrasion to botox all the way to surgical facelifts. What this post sets out to do is give a brief description of each of these treatment methods for you to determine if any are to your liking.

The extract of green tea has for centuries to treat all kinds of skin ailments. The topical application of the extracts of green tree revitalize the skin and work to diminish premature wrinkles and fine lines.

Prescription creams or non-prescription creams are recommended alternative options for the treatment of pre-mature fine lines and wrinkles. Allow us to stress however that the cream product you land yourself with not contain heavy, chemical lab made chemicals that are only good for aggravating sensitive skin.

A third option that is commonly used are alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs). AHA's are used within the treatment of chemical peels to treat and eliminate premature fine lines and wrinkles. Chemical peels have different strengths, and those chemical peels that have AHA's are the most mild. The strength of their concentrations you'll find vary from ten percent to those that constitute the over-the-counter medications to seventy percent to those prescribed by dermatologists. The varying types of alpha hydroxy acids are numerous, but their main ones are glycolic, lactic, and fruit acids.

Creams, cleansers, and moisturizers are the usual products found over the counter that contain these types of alpha hydroxy acids.

A fourth treatment worth checking into is dermabrasion and it's related (smaller) cousin, microdermabrasion. Both dermabrasion and microdermabrasion are cosmetic solutions designed to eliminate the texture of wrinkles and fine lines that arrived prematurely.

Their biggest difference between these two treatments are that dermabrasion represents a much more invasive surgery. This surgery will include removing the skin's superficial layers. Its main downside is it inevitably results in a more painful and longer recovery phase. On the other hand microdermabrasion is the non-surgical method. It will require less downtime. People opt less and less for the treatment of dermabrasion because everybody (understandably) has been moving towards less aggressive treatments.

Dermabrasion uses fine sandpaper that eliminates some layers of skin and dead skin cells and is performed under local anesthesia which is administered through injecting it or using a numbing cream.

What are the symptoms that come after the procedure? Well you should at the least expect to have to be suffering both sensitive and red skin which is highly irritated. You should expect a minimum wait time of a few months for the proper regeneration of the skin.

Microdermabrasion is the less aggressive of the two. It incorporates as part of its treatment tiny micro crystals designed to be blasted onto your skin by way of a diamond tipped spinning brush. It enacts the same results of dermabrasion which is to eliminate the uppermost layer of the skin.

The next and most invasive option you'll have is the facelift which is a proven effective cosmetic surgery treatment for wrinkles. Because of the fact that this is a very expensive treatment you should only consider it when you are experiencing very severe and deep wrinkling. This goes double when you think that this procedure enacts the pulling over of skin to make it tighter on your bones. Not a light surgery by any means.

Only attempt to solve the problem with the most effective organic skin care solution for wrinkles.