Dr Ed is a GMC-registered doctor with a background in anaesthesia, who uses ultrasound guidance and nerve blocks to make some treatments more comfortable. Ask about this at your consultation.
Dr Ed is a GMC-registered doctor with a background in anaesthesia, who uses ultrasound guidance and nerve blocks to make some treatments more comfortable. Ask about this at your consultation.
Dr Ed is a GMC-registered doctor with a background in anaesthesia, who uses ultrasound guidance and nerve blocks to make some treatments more comfortable. Ask about this at your consultation.
Dr Ed is a GMC-registered doctor with a background in anaesthesia, who uses ultrasound guidance and nerve blocks to make some treatments more comfortable. Ask about this at your consultation.
Dr Ed is a GMC-registered doctor with a background in anaesthesia, who uses ultrasound guidance and nerve blocks to make some treatments more comfortable. Ask about this at your consultation.
6 March 2025
GB News · Expert comment ·
In March 2025 GB News asked Dr Ed for his advice on how to look younger, and the single habit he considers the best investment for long-term anti-ageing.
Dr Ed put prevention first.
“My first tip would be prevention is better than cure. Wear SPF daily from as early an age as possible. It is the best investment you can make for anti-ageing long-term.”
Quoted exactly as published by GB News on 6 March 2025.
He explained that good sun protection means people are likely to need less spent on other anti-ageing treatments later.
Ultraviolet exposure is responsible for much of the visible ageing seen on the face, including fine lines, pigmentation and loss of elasticity, which is why dermatologists and aesthetic doctors put sunscreen first. A broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher, applied generously every morning and reapplied when outdoors, is the foundation. Retinoids and antioxidants can add to it. Watch Dr Ed on sun exposure and skin ageing and read about collagen banking.
Yes. UVA, which contributes to ageing, is present all year round and passes through cloud.
A broad-spectrum SPF of 30 or higher, applied generously, is a sensible daily choice for most people in the UK.
Read the full article on GB News
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