We can't all be blessed with perfect skin, but there's no use cursing the supermodels and the actresses who flaunt their faces for the cosmetic giants just because they're beautiful. Besides, most of their appearances are touched up with excessively with make-up and clever photography in order to help them achieve these impossible standards of perfection. We should be happy that we are healthy, and that our skin, although not entirely perfect, is still attached and functioning as it should.

Now, while we could visit the Manhattan Center for Dermatology in New York to have ourselves assessed, and perhaps work out some of the minor flaws in our faces, maybe a blemish or two, some discoloration, some mild acne, or other small imperfections, it's still not going to turn us into supermodels. To satisfy our own human vanities we could sign up for some treatments to smooth out our wrinkles, or touch up our soft spots, or perhaps some collagen injections (see: Botox treatments NY), which may (or may not) make us slightly more supermodel-esque, but for the most part, it's our own lifestyles and habits that make our skin the way it is, such as the foods we eat, and the cleansers we use.

Certainly a dermatologist is the best person to receive counsel from when it comes to your skin and how to keep it in peak health. Visit your doctor, get a referral, and discuss methods and treatments that will keep your skin youthful and healthy for as long as possible.