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Chinese researchers have shown, using human skin cells, that an extract of Kanzan sakura flowers reduces oxidative stress, decreases signs of cellular aging, and increases collagen production. The results were obtained only in the laboratory; effectiveness and safety for humans have not yet been confirmed.
Aziz KarimovAnastasia Savina, a cosmetologist at SM-Cosmetology, told Life.ru which everyday habits after the age of 30 accelerate age-related skin changes: ultraviolet radiation, smoking, aggressive skincare, and squinting. She explained how to reduce the risk without expensive procedures and when to see a dermatologist.
Otabek YusupovPhysician-cosmetologist Inna Kravets told Gazeta.Ru which cosmetic ingredients can be dangerous: mercury compounds in whitening creams, hydroquinone, which is banned in Russia, as well as high concentrations of acids and retinol. The specialist explained how to read ingredient lists and why even a familiar product can cause an allergy.
Aziz KarimovActress Maria Shumakova posted a photo without filters on Instagram, noting that she recently suffered a rotavirus infection along with her young son. She spoke about her love of 'moderate cosmetology' and also about how she lost 30 kilograms after giving birth in 2024 without any food restrictions.
Sevara AzamovaChief freelance plastic surgeon of the Russian Health Ministry Natalya Manturova said in an interview with Dmitry Kiselyov that a good plastic surgeon should take part in the patient's fate and work as a psychologist. According to her, the number of conscientious surgeons in Russia is growing. Cosmetologist Mikhail Voronov earlier noted that patients often ask to correct facial features that do not actually exist.
Javlon TursunovThe government of England has announced plans: only trained doctors and certain medical professionals will be able to perform liquid BBLs, vampire facials and deep peels; procedures for minors will be banned, with offenders facing fines of up to £4,000. Consultations will take place before the bill is introduced to parliament in spring 2027.
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