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Articles

Notes on skin longevity.

Articles from Ula DiGiovanni — trained in Kraków, Milan, Paris, and Hong Kong. Read at leisure. 

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Skin Longevity

The Advanced GLP-1 Skin Renewal Protocol

Weight loss can transform your body. Your skin deserves to transform, too — with UltraSculpt and PRX Derm Perfexion.

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Red Carpet

New York Fashion Week Fresh: The Quintessential Red Carpet Skincare Guide

New York Fashion Week returns September 10 through 15, and with it the annual question that fills my appointment book from Margate to Manhattan: how do I get my skin camera-ready?

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Men's Skin

Men's Skin Longevity: The Simple Program That Keeps You Looking Sharp After 50

Every week a man walks into my atelier looking faintly like he has entered the wrong building. An hour later he books a standing appointment and tells absolutely no one.

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Skin Longevity

Your Skin at 50, 60, and Beyond: A Love Letter to the Decades Ahead

Some of the most beautiful skin I have ever seen belonged to women in their sixties and seventies. Not beautiful for her age — beautiful, full stop.

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Rest & Repair

Sleep Is a Treatment: What Happens to Your Skin Between 10pm and 6am

The most powerful treatment in my atelier costs nothing, requires no appointment, and is skipped nightly by nearly every woman I know.

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Nourishment

Eat Like Your Skin Is Watching: The Mediterranean Table and the Longevity Glow

The best skin I have ever seen was rarely in a clinic. It was at long tables in Italy and the south of France.

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Movement & Skin

The Pilates Effect: Why Women Who Move Have Skin That Glows

I can tell within thirty seconds which of my clients move their bodies regularly. The skin gives them away — beautifully.

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Skin Longevity

How to Care for Your Skin Through GLP-1 Weight Loss

Ozempic face is not damage. It is a transition — and transitions can be supported beautifully.

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Philosophy

The Skin-Mind Connection: What My Psychology Background Taught Me About Beautiful Skin

Skin and psyche are in constant conversation, and neither one is discreet. Here is what your cortisol has to do with your glow.

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Treatments

Cold Is the New Heat: The Science Behind Glacial Therapy and Cryo-Facials

Controlled cold triggers some of the body's most powerful repair responses. Your face requires considerably less suffering than the Baltic.

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Skin Science

Inflammaging: The Silent Driver of Skin Aging No Serum Alone Can Fix

Chronic, low-grade inflammation is quietly eating your collagen. Here is how to switch it off.

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Prevention

Collagen Banking: Why Your 30s and 40s Are the Best Time to Invest in Your Skin's Future

You would never wait until retirement to open a retirement account. Your collagen deserves the same foresight.

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Skin Longevity

The End of Anti-Aging: What Skin Longevity Actually Means (and What It Asks of You)

The beauty industry spent fifty years declaring war on time. Skin longevity is a lovelier — and far more effective — question.

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