GLOW Blog

Type “selfie” into any program on your computer and it’s likely to produce a little red, squiggly line underneath it. That’s certainly the case on the machine that this blog is being created. That makes sense, of course, because “selfie” isn’t technically a word. Not yet. Everyone under the age of 30 knows exactly what a selfie is, though. And even most baby boomers are likely to have an inkling. Selfies are that common. Anything with such a degree of prevalence in society is going to start to have other effects, too. In the case of selfies, there just might be a direct relationship with cosmetic surgery.

Our bodies seemingly do everything they can to advertise to anyone looking that we are aging. Sometimes it might feel like you are walking around with a sign on your forehead telling everybody just exactly what your age is. Might as well, right? The crow’s feet around your eyes are shouting it. The wrinkles in your neck are screaming it. The older we get, the more our bodies give the fact that we’re aging away. The giveaways aren’t just found in our faces, either. In fact, there’s an argument to be made for the hands being the biggest culprit in telling the world, “I’m getting old!” There are also several cosmetic procedure options nowadays to combat signs of aging in the hands. Even if you’ve already started to notice your hands trying their best to let everyone and anyone know you’re getting older, hand rejuvenation can go a long way toward quieting that giveaway.

You’ve got several options to choose from,should you opt to reverse some of the signs of aging in your hands: