DaytimeFan, what do you think of Sharon Stone?

So how does the production of collagen and the amounts change over the years? Is it different for men?

DaytimeFan, what do you think of Sharon Stone?

Sharon is Dr. Calabria's patient, I think. Or maybe make that was, they had a "misunderstanding".

Just heard the other day on one of those daytime doctor shows that Botox can migrate to other muscles in the body and cause serious health problems. Hope these actresses are putting money aside for future health care.

So how does the production of collagen and the amounts change over the years? Is it different for men?

The production of collagen is basically the key to how we age. When we're under 30, our body makes collagen at a steady, predictable, healthy rate. However, exposure to things like pollution, cigarettes, alcohol and the sun all degrade the existing collagen we have and damage the collagen making process. After 30, our collagen production slows, bottoming out at 50. Lasers, Retin A, fillers, Retinol and antioxidant rich skincare all aid in collagen production.

Men have thicker skin to start with so we have more collagen right off the bat. However, the collagen production rate doesn't change based on gender. The single biggest predictor of how you're collagen production will be influenced is based on sun exposure. What you do at 16 will be a debt collected at 40.

Just heard the other day on one of those daytime doctor shows that Botox can migrate to other muscles in the body and cause serious health problems. Hope these actresses are putting money aside for future health care.

The study that determined that Botox can migrate to other muscles in the body was concerned with THERAPEUTIC DOSES of Botox used in people with cerebral palsy. If we coiuld compare those doses to the doses used in cosmetic Botox application it would be like comparing a swimming pool (therapeutic doses) with a glass of water (cosmetic doses). Botox is extremely safe.

I find it hard to believe Angelina hasn't had any work done.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/06/angelina-jolie-talks-plastic-surgery-plans_n_792765.html

Jennifer Hudson looks fantastic but is it me or does she look a bit like Star Jones. I wonder if she lost the weight naturally.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/06/jennifer-hudson-shows-off-slim-body_n_792557.html

Edited December 8, 201014 yr by Money

Jennifer Hudson looks fantastic but is it me or does she look a bit like Star Jones. I wonder if she lost the weight naturally.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/06/jennifer-hudson-shows-off-slim-body_n_792557.html

Wow, she looks great. She looks great either way, as a size 16 or a size 4.

DaytimeFan, any ideas on Beth Chamberlin (ex-Beth, Guiding Light)? I think she looks fantastic and can't believe another soap hasn't picked her up yet (that is, if she's interested in doing soap work)

DaytimeFan, any ideas on Beth Chamberlin (ex-Beth, Guiding Light)? I think she looks fantastic and can't believe another soap hasn't picked her up yet (that is, if she's interested in doing soap work)

I've discussed her before. Eyes done. Botox and lasers. Maybe fillers. Diligent sunscreen use. She's a fitness fanatic.

The production of collagen is basically the key to how we age. When we're under 30, our body makes collagen at a steady, predictable, healthy rate. However, exposure to things like pollution, cigarettes, alcohol and the sun all degrade the existing collagen we have and damage the collagen making process. After 30, our collagen production slows, bottoming out at 50. Lasers, Retin A, fillers, Retinol and antioxidant rich skincare all aid in collagen production.

Men have thicker skin to start with so we have more collagen right off the bat. However, the collagen production rate doesn't change based on gender. The single biggest predictor of how you're collagen production will be influenced is based on sun exposure. What you do at 16 will be a debt collected at 40.

Merci.

I've discussed her before.

My bad... this thread is so long! Thanks!

Somebody asked me about Madonna a few pages back and I forgot to reply.

Madonna is one big ole' bucket of ugly.

Slightly off topic, but in terms of Madonna, I have met her three times, well seen her close up in person not really spoken to her, the first time in 2006 then a couple of years ago and just recently. She looks much more natural in person and the work doesn't seem so severe. The cheeks have settled, though she should give it a rest. The shots I have seen taken by the paps must be photo shopped by people who hate her. I saw one once of her arm and it looked like the crypt keeper, her arms do not look like that, and nowhere near as gaunt, she looked anorexic in certain photos, not the case at all.

On topic, not sure if she has been mentioned, but has Katherine Kelly Lang had any work. I saw a snippet of B&B the other day and she doesn't look like she has, or at least nothing major. I can't always tell.

I haven't heard of Lara Flynn Boyle in quite a while, and sure enough when I do it's for surgery issues.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1337498/Lara-Flynn-Boyle-unrecognisable-Los-Angeles.html

Mulroney has aged badly.

But forget about that: Liz Hurley separated again?! She's starting to get on my nerves.

Edited December 12, 201014 yr by Sylph

Mulroney doesn't look that different to me -- he's mostly aged in the last 5 years or so.