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What do you think people with unlimited bank

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accounts should be doing? Should they be going straight to the

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surgeon to get the latest in surgery? What would you do if

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money was not an issue for you? We need to give your skin time

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for the skin cells to take on the effect of the treatment. How

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I consult with my clients is to set an expectation for treatment

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and what they need to understand when treating their skin.

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Welcome to the holistic skin guru, where what's on the

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surface is just as important as what's underneath. I'm your

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host, Amina. Let's dive deep into the world of holistic

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skincare. In today's episode, I'm going to give you my exact

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recommendations on what you need to do if you are in your 40s and

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have done little to no treatments in your life, and

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you're having a little panic attack as you see the changes

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happening in your skin, and don't know where to begin. Have

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you seen Madonna lately, or Rachel from friends? I mean,

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Jennifer Aniston will never look like she did on friends, but she

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sure has matured in her features and would have been able to keep

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her youthful appearance by simply avoiding fillers and

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going the PRF route. Check out my video on PRP and PRF

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treatments. PRF will give you the same results as filler

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without the threat of migration of the filler. It uses your own

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DNA to rejuvenate the skin, and the results are stunning.

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Madonna, on the other hand, has had an overzealous doctor who

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clearly has not advised their patient. Well, she could have

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had some Botox, but why fill as much as they did to give her

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that awful pillow face appearance? And before you come

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at me and say, I'm bullying, please understand that I'm using

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people in the public eye as points of reference to make a

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point of what you should or should not be doing to your

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skin. What do you think people with unlimited bank accounts

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should be doing? Should they be going straight to the surgeon to

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get the latest in surgery? What would you do if money was not an

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issue for you? Leave a comment below and tell me what you think

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of this trend to run to the doctor to create issues where

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there really shouldn't be, and what you think you would do if

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you were in their shoes. My ethos is always going to be

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around holistic treatments, even though I'm not against filler or

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Botox. I think there are so many alternatives, but the general

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public are simply not aware of them, and the run of your meal.

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Salons are offering treatments that can sometimes scare people

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or don't provide any results. So how I consult with my clients is

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to set an expectation for a treatment and what they need to

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understand when treating their skin, lifestyle factors,

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hormones, gut health and liver health, which all play a vital

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role in results from your skin treatment. So many people come

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into clinic expecting the world but they're not willing to put

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in the work after the treatment to get their desired results.

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You see, your skin is a living organ and functions through a 28

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day cycle. So in general terms, when we go for a treatment, the

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28 days after the treatment, the skin will respond to that

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treatment. We live in a time of instant gratification, where we

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want instant results. This is not always possible for skin

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treatments. Even when you get Botox and fillers, you need to

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wait at least a week to two weeks for the substance to

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settle in the skin and for you to get your final result. So

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when we are working with skin without foreign substances. When

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we are using healing response treatments, we need to give your

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skin time for the skin cells to take on the effect of the

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treatment. It always baffles me when clients will go religiously

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to their hairdresser and spend upwards of $400 per session

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every six to eight weeks. But when they need a $90 serum to

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improve the skin quality that will last them up to six months.

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They will um and ah for ages, even when we explain why they

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need it, the level of commitment is just not there. So next time

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you walk into a treatment, I want you to ask yourself, Why am

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I here? What is the real reason I came and what motivated me to

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come into this session? What am I willing to do after this

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session to get results that I'm looking for? Will you pay

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attention to the skin therapist and her recommendations? Maybe

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it's not even that. Maybe you don't know who to trust, or you

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have bought products before and you think they don't work. In

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that case, let me ask you this question, how long did you use

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the product for and if your answer is not three months or

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more, then I'm sorry that is not the fault of the product. It's

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yours for not being consistent. On the flip side of this

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scenario, we often get clients who do nothing, use nothing, and

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come in for an advanced treatment with no intention of

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correcting their daily care. It's craziness for those of you

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who do this, you may as well throw your money in the bin,

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because while your treatment is doing its job, you let yourself

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down by not following through with supporting the skin's

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journey, by nurturing it and helping yourself achieve the

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results that you are after. So in short, F. Everything comes

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back to your level of commitment and your motivation for change.

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Think about it next time you're booking a treatment and ask

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about product, ask yourself, Do I really want change? Am I

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willing to follow through with the aftercare and commit to the

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process, not just for a week or two, long term commitment? And

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also ask yourself, why did I book this? What motivated me to

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have this treatment, having an advanced treatment, and not

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using the right home care after is the equivalent of going to

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the gym three times a week and then eating McDonald's. You

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would just never do that. I'd like to know your beliefs around

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this. Do you book treatments and then not commit to the home

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care? Is this something that you've done in the past? And I'd

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like to know why? Leave your comments below. Thank you for

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joining me on holistic skin guru. If this episode has helped

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you get one step closer to achieving your skin goals, I'd

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love your support with a five star review on Apple podcast and

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Spotify, and don't forget to subscribe on your favorite

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platform too. If you've got any questions about your skin, I'd

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love to hear from you. Connect with me at holistic skin guru on

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all platforms. Don't forget, as a listener, you can get 10% off

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all treatments at our skin fit New Farm clinic in Brisbane.

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Simply pop the word podcast in your booking online, or mention

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it on the phone when you book.