Dr. Shereene Idris
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 26 Feb
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That is so sad.
Because I didn't want to see my face.
And so I think when you have conditions like this, it really does...
amplify that skin is not just a cosmetic organ it's a whole person issue and melasma is such a visual of that that for me it's one of those conditions that I really do try to help people through not just in my practice not just through my skincare routine but educating online so that they know that they have tools at their disposal to help themselves.
The first thing is understanding that aging, it's not a linear process.
There are moments in your life when you age faster.
There are moments in your life when you age slower.
And understanding that timing and having your finger on the beat of that pulse helps because it allows you to know what to expect.
So everything I'm going to tell you is not to breed insecurity or scare you, but it's so that you go into it feeling more prepared, less intimidated, etc.,
So the first peak is really in your late 20s, early 30s, where over the course of six months, you notice something shifts and you can't quite put your finger on it.
And I think today's generation is much more attuned to it because of social, because of Zoom, because of all the screen time that they have and selfies that they take, they see it faster.
You're going from a growth phase where you're producing collagen in your teens and early 20s to the beginning of a maintenance phase.
And starting in your mid-20s, you start to lose around 1% of collagen a year.
So what they described is very subtle and not really ill-defined, but they notice like a flattening on the sides of their face, like something looks a little flatter.
They don't really know what they're pointing out to, but they look, I don't know what it is, but I just look different.
The second peak is a little bit more dramatic.
It happens, and I've noticed this myself, I'm going to be 42 in a week, but this happened at 38, where over the course of a month, suddenly I thought I developed jowls and I saw them.
And it's because the bony and structural foundation of your face, your bone structure, what's holding your face starts to get thinner.
And for me, it also coincided after breastfeeding and having babies and something shifted in my structure and
And I remember walking by that elevator being like, oof, what is that?
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