Dr. Shereene Idris
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 26 Feb
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And the actual age that they say, I think, is 44.
There's a biomolecular shift and your cells age faster at this age.
And what I hear from my patients, and I've heard this time and time again, is I've gone to sleep and I woke up and I don't recognize myself and it's happening.
And should I get a facelift?
And it's like panic, panic, panic, panic, panic.
on top of the fact that they're probably in perimenopause and their estrogen levels are starting to decline.
And estrogen is really, you know, a hormone that helps with skin thickness.
It helps with hydration, collagen production, oil production.
So as the levels start to go down...
your skin starts to feel thinner, plus the inherent DNA change that happens in both men and women.
And it's like all hell breaks loose.
Yes.
And then there's a fourth peak that happens in our early 60s, where at this point, I think we've come to a better understanding of who we are and how we're aging.
It's something that's not as dramatic because it's not so sudden as at 44, but you have your bones, you have your volume, you have your skin quality.
All three of them are kind of shifting at the same time.
And there's another little accelerated change
burst in the aging process.
This is probably for me the
I think one of the most important questions that you ask, because hopefully we all have long lives and our skin is so tied to our visible identity.
that we don't often think of the opposite of how our skin affects our mental health.
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