AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey

Can GLP-1 weight loss make you look older? What should patients understand before starting treatment, and how should their care evolve as their body changes?  Cosmetic Surgeon and Ageing and Beauty Expert Dr Jonquille Chantrey draws on six years of clinical experience with patients taking GLP-1 medicine, and 25 years as a doctor, to explain the science behind the trends. In this episode, you'll learn: The appearance changes behind "Ozempic face" Why weight loss can change facial support and leave skin looking looser - and which treatments to use to counteract this. Whether GLP-1 medicines could affect tissue beyond the effects of weight loss itself, and why that question remains open. What a small study of abdominal fat tissue can, and cannot, tell us about facial ageing. Why a reduction in lean mass does not automatically mean an equivalent loss of skeletal muscle. How Dr Jonquille Chantrey and ØNE aesthetic studiø approach aesthetic assessment after weight loss, including the limitations of treatment. Why maintenance and decisions about stopping medication deserve ongoing medical support.   What do you wish you had understood about changes to your appearance before losing weight? Share your experience in the comments, you never know who you might help. Remember to subscribe, like, comment, and share this episode with someone who is considering using GLP-1s or has already started.   Stay Connected with AgeLess: Follow Jonquille on Instagram: @drjonquillechantrey Sign up for the newsletter: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact Discover more at: https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/    AgeLess is science-led self-empowerment for modern ageing, health and beauty. Disclaimer: The information on AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey is provided by Dr Jonquille Chantrey and Expert Skin Ltd for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication but medical evidence and guidance may evolve. No doctor patient relationship is created by viewing this content. Individual medical needs vary, and viewers should always seek advice from their own qualified healthcare professional. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard on this channel.

Before you invest in polynucleotides, what should you expect them to change? If your under eyes look more tired or your skin feels less like your own, a treatment promising better skin quality can sound compelling. But understanding what is causing those changes matters more than how popular a treatment has become. In this episode of AgeLess, Dr Jonquille Chantrey draws on her work assessing polynucleotide formulations since 2018 to explore where PN and PDRN may fit into personalised care.   In this episode, you'll learn: What PN and PDRN mean, and why the exact formulation matters. Under eye concerns: why thin skin and hollowing require different approaches. What early hair research can tell us as well as its limitations. How topical PDRN differs from injectable treatment. Why a PDRN serum cannot be assumed to deliver the same results. Side effects and the gaps in longer term safety evidence. What to ask before committing to a treatment plan. Clinical observations, distinguishing patient satisfaction from what research has established.   Remember to subscribe, like, comment, and share this episode with someone considering polynucleotides or PDRN skincare. Stay Connected with AgeLess: Follow Jonquille on Instagram: @drjonquillechantrey Sign up for the newsletter: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact Discover more at: https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/    AgeLess is science-led self-empowerment for modern ageing, health and beauty.   Disclaimer: The information on AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey is provided by Dr Jonquille Chantrey and Expert Skin Ltd for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication but medical evidence and guidance may evolve. No doctor patient relationship is created by viewing this content. Individual medical needs vary, and viewers should always seek advice from their own qualified healthcare professional. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard on this channel.  

What if eating for longevity began with meals you looked forward to? I came to Greece knowing the science behind Mediterranean eating. Experiencing the food here reminded me how much pleasure belongs in the conversation about ageing well. In this episode of AgeLess, I explore three everyday foods I'm making more space for at home: extra virgin olive oil, tomatoes and legumes. Drawing on research into cardiovascular health and skin, I explain what makes them interesting, where the evidence has limits and how I'll be bringing them into my own meals. You'll learn: Why does the grade of olive oil matter?  What can research on lycopene tell us about skin's response to UV exposure? A Why cooking tomatoes with olive oil help us absorb more of that lycopene? How to eat everyday foods to support your long term health   Remember to subscribe, like, comment, and share with someone you think might benefit from this conversation.   Stay Connected with AgeLess: Follow Jonquille on Instagram: @drjonquillechantrey Sign up for the newsletter: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact Discover more at: https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/    AgeLess is science-led self-empowerment for modern ageing, health and beauty.   Disclaimer: The information on AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey is provided by Dr Jonquille Chantrey and Expert Skin Ltd for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication but medical evidence and guidance may evolve. No doctor patient relationship is created by viewing this content. Individual medical needs vary, and viewers should always seek advice from their own qualified healthcare professional. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard on this channel.  

Does Perfecting Your Features Make You More Beautiful? In this episode of AgeLess, ageing and beauty expert Dr Jonquille Chantrey asks whether pursuing the "perfect" individual feature can lead us away from what makes a face beautiful. Speaking from Athens following her Master Physician keynote, she explains a principle that has shaped her clinical work: how proportion can inform aesthetic treatment, but cannot define an individual's beauty. In this episode, you'll learn: What we should reconsider about precision and beauty. How the relationship between features influences facial balance. Why assessment includes movement, expression and different viewing angles. The difference between enhancing a feature and imposing a standardised ideal. Individuality research and the importance of understanding a patient's goals. Positive ageing that respects the characteristics developed through living. If this conversation helped you understand your own experience, share it with someone you love. Subscribe, like, comment! Stay Connected with AgeLess: Follow Jonquille on Instagram: @drjonquillechantrey Sign up for the newsletter: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact Discover more at: https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/    AgeLess is science-led self-empowerment for modern ageing, health and beauty.   Disclaimer: The information on AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey is provided by Dr Jonquille Chantrey and Expert Skin Ltd for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication but medical evidence and guidance may evolve. No doctor patient relationship is created by viewing this content. Individual medical needs vary, and viewers should always seek advice from their own qualified healthcare professional. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard on this channel.  

Before changing something about your appearance, have you considered what you don't want to lose? Dr Jonquille Chantrey takes AgeLess to Andalusia to explore how to retain a sense of identity as we age. Drawing on her Beauty Mastery framework, which considers beauty through biology, culture, maths, technique and art, she examines why the ability to change a face is not the same as knowing what will improve it. She also discusses how considered aesthetic treatment can support confidence and express inner identity, why treatment plans need reassessment over time, and In this episode,  In this episode, you'll learn: – Why change does not automatically mean improvement – The difference between technical ability and aesthetic judgement – How comparison can shape the way we see our own faces – Why facial proportions alone cannot explain beauty – How distinctive features contribute to identity and attractiveness – Why looking like yourself does not mean staying the same – Why aesthetic treatment plans should evolve with the individual – What art and culture can teach us about beauty and ageing Dr Chantrey's key takeaways: Expand what you recognise as beautiful. Notice a person, object or piece of art that you appreciate because it carries character, history or evidence of age. Before changing your appearance, ask more than "Will this make me look younger?" Ask, "Will this still feel like me?" Consider what you want to preserve. "What is it about me that I don't want to lose?" is a question worth asking before deciding what to change. At ØNE aesthetic studiø, Dr Chantrey and her team's approach considers what each patient hopes to change, how they see themselves inside and out, and which aspects of their appearance they want to preserve. Treatment plans are reassessed as their face, circumstances and priorities evolve. Stay Connected with AgeLess: Follow Jonquille on Instagram: @drjonquillechantrey Sign up for the newsletter: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact Discover more at: https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/ Listen, consider, subscribe and share this episode with someone who wants to think more independently about beauty and feel more confident in their own choices.   AgeLess is science-led self-empowerment for modern ageing, health and beauty.   Disclaimer: The information on AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey is provided by Dr Jonquille Chantrey and Expert Skin Ltd for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication but medical evidence and guidance may evolve. No doctor patient relationship is created by viewing this content. Individual medical needs vary, and viewers should always seek advice from their own qualified healthcare professional. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard on this channel.  

What does it really mean to age well? And, more importantly, who gets to decide? Ageing well is not about denying time, extending lifespan at any cost or trying to look twenty forever. It is about supporting our healthspan, questioning the narratives that shape us and making informed choices without losing our individuality. In this Season One finale, I reflect on the ideas that have defined AgeLess: healthy ageing, longevity, mindset, identity, beauty and ethical medical aesthetics and revisit the conversations I shared with the leading experts in their respective fields. In this episode, you'll learn: • The difference between living longer and living well • Why feeling healthy does not always mean disease is absent • How to distinguish scientific possibility from clinical proof • Why sustainable nutrition matters more than unnecessary restriction • How culture, comparison and marketing influence what we believe about beauty • Why aesthetic treatment is a personal choice, not a moral position • What makes a skincare formulation effective • Why ethical aesthetics should protect individuality • The continuing importance of clinical judgement in an age of AI • How purpose, human connection, joy and rest contribute to ageing well   Please subscribe to join us for Season Two, leave a review and share AgeLess with someone you love.   Stay Connected with AgeLess: Follow Jonquille on Instagram: @drjonquillechantrey Sign up for the newsletter: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact Discover more at: https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/    AgeLess is science-led self-empowerment for modern ageing, health and beauty.   Disclaimer: The information on AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey is provided by Dr Jonquille Chantrey and Expert Skin Ltd for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication but medical evidence and guidance may evolve. No doctor patient relationship is created by viewing this content. Individual medical needs vary, and viewers should always seek advice from their own qualified healthcare professional. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard on this channel.

Patients ask me how to stop their skin from ageing. But I ask them a more fundamental question: how well are you protecting your skin? SPF is not simply a holiday product. It is one of the most effective tools we have for protecting long-term skin health. This is not an anti-sun episode.  The objective is intelligent exposure.   In this episode, you'll learn: The different effects of UVA and UVB radiation Why SPF 50 is not twice as protective as SPF 30 What an SPF number does—and does not—tell you Why UVA protection matters for collagen, pigmentation and skin ageing How visible light can affect melasma and persistent pigmentation When a tinted sunscreen containing iron oxides may be useful The real difference between mineral and chemical formulations How much sunscreen to apply to the face and neck When sunscreen needs to be reapplied How a well-formulated topical antioxidant may complement sunscreen How to choose a formulation suited to oily, dry, sensitive or pigmentation-prone skin My personal favourite suncreams which I use   BOOK A PERSONALISED SKIN CONSULTATION https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact PRODUCTS DISCUSSED https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/shop/   Subscribe, like, comment, and share with someone you love.   Stay Connected with AgeLess: Follow Jonquille on Instagram: @drjonquillechantrey Sign up for the newsletter: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact Discover more at: https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/    AgeLess is science-led self-empowerment for modern ageing, health and beauty.   Disclaimer: The information on AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey is provided by Dr Jonquille Chantrey and Expert Skin Ltd for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication but medical evidence and guidance may evolve. No doctor patient relationship is created by viewing this content. Individual medical needs vary, and viewers should always seek advice from their own qualified healthcare professional. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard on this channel.  

Recorded at the International Master Course on Anti-Aging Science (IMCAS) in Paris during Paris Fashion Week, Dr Jonquille Chantrey sits down with global innovation leader Gerry Muhle to explore one of the biggest shifts happening in medicine: the convergence of longevity science, regenerative aesthetics and evidence-based cosmetic treatments. Together they discuss why aesthetic medicine is moving beyond correction towards prevention, why regeneration matters more than ever, and how treatments should support your skin over decades not simply improve how it looks today. This episode is for anyone interested in healthy ageing, skin longevity, regenerative medicine, aesthetic treatments or making informed decisions about cosmetic procedures. In this episode: Why longevity is changing aesthetic medicine The truth about hyaluronic acid fillers and misinformation How GLP-1 weight-loss medications affect skin quality The move from aesthetics to regenerative medicine Cell senescence and why biology matters Menopause, collagen loss and proactive skin ageing Why natural-looking results are replacing trend-led treatments How to choose a trusted aesthetic practitioner Protecting children and teenagers from beauty marketing Why critical thinking is becoming an essential health skill What conscious consumers need to know about aesthetic medicine over the next five years   Exclusive listener offer found in the episode: As a thank you for listening, you can enjoy a discount off products at ØNE aesthetic studiø, follow the link and enter the code in the episode: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact   Subscribe, like, comment, and share with someone you love.    Stay Connected with AgeLess: Follow Jonquille on Instagram: @drjonquillechantrey Sign up for the newsletter: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact Discover more at: https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/    AgeLess is science-led self-empowerment for modern ageing, health and beauty.   Disclaimer: The information on AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey is provided by Dr Jonquille Chantrey and Expert Skin Ltd for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication but medical evidence and guidance may evolve. No doctor patient relationship is created by viewing this content. Individual medical needs vary, and viewers should always seek advice from their own qualified healthcare professional. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard on this channel.  

In this episode of AgeLess, Dr Jonquille Chantrey is joined by two leading voices in skincare science: Dr Patricia Brieva PhD, Head of Global Medical for SkinCeuticals, and Dr Stephen Lynch PhD, Head of Skincare Scientific Valorization at L'Oréal USA.   Together, they examine what makes a product clinically meaningful: formulation, concentration, bioavailability, patient adherence, clinical trial design and the time it takes for biological change to appear in the skin.   This conversation explores why instant visible improvement is not the same as long-term skin health, why meaningful changes in the extracellular matrix take weeks to months, and why patients often give up just before a product begins to make a measurable difference.   In this episode, you'll learn:   Why fast results are not always meaningful biological results How to integrate evidence-led skincare with aesthetic treatments, including lasers, microneedling, energy-based devices and injectables How long collagen and matrix changes may take to appear Why placebo-controlled and split-face studies are more complex than they look How many active ingredients you should layer How scientists assess whether a skincare trend is real What children and teenagers actually need in a skincare routine Why SPF may be one of the most important skin longevity tools Why vitamin C formulation, stability and packaging matter How to think more critically about peptides, hyaluronic acid and antioxidant skincare   Exclusive listener offer found in the episode: As a thank you for listening, you can enjoy a discount off SkinCeuticals products at ØNE aesthetic studiø, follow the link and enter the code in the episode: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact   Subscribe, like, comment, and share with someone you love.    Stay Connected with AgeLess: Follow Jonquille on Instagram: @drjonquillechantrey Sign up for the newsletter: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact Discover more at: https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/    AgeLess is science-led self-empowerment for modern ageing, health and beauty.   Disclaimer: The information on AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey is provided by Dr Jonquille Chantrey and Expert Skin Ltd for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication but medical evidence and guidance may evolve. No doctor patient relationship is created by viewing this content. Individual medical needs vary, and viewers should always seek advice from their own qualified healthcare professional. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard on this channel.  

What does it take to create skincare that produces a meaningful and measurable result? In this special episode of AgeLess, Dr Jonquille Chantrey records from L'Oréal headquarters in Paris with two of the scientists shaping the future of SkinCeuticals. She is joined by Dr Patricia Brevia, PhD, Vice President of Global Medical for SkinCeuticals, and Dr Stephen Lynch, PhD, Head of Skincare Scientific Valorization at L'Oréal USA. Together, they offer a rare view inside the research, testing and clinical decision-making behind advanced skincare formulation. Dr Chantrey and her guests explore how SkinCeuticals identifies unmet skin needs, develops new technologies and tests formulations for efficacy. They also discuss why compatibility between ingredients matters, how clinical trial populations influence product claims and why long-term safety monitoring continues after a product reaches the market. In this episode you'll learn: How a SkinCeuticals product moves from an initial insight to the shelf Why skincare innovation can begin several years before launch The difference between an effective ingredient and an effective formula What vitamin C needs to deliver a meaningful topical effect Why ingredient compatibility and pH influence performance How peptides are investigated before being incorporated into skincare Hyaluronic acid and skin-plumping claims How SkinCeuticals assesses safety and tolerability Why many clinical studies run for 12 to 16 weeks How products continue to be monitored after launch What consumers should examine before accepting a clinical claim Why diversity within skincare trials affects the relevance of the results Why skin longevity is becoming an important area of research Exclusive listener offer found in the episode: As a thank you for listening, you can enjoy a free Skin Consultation and discount off the ØNE Medical Facial at ØNE aesthetic studiø, follow the link and enter the code in the episode: Subscribe, like, comment, and share with someone you love.  Stay Connected with AgeLess: Follow Jonquille on Instagram: @drjonquillechantrey Sign up for the newsletter: https://oneaestheticstudio.com/contact Discover more at: https://doctorjonquillechantrey.com/  AgeLess is science-led self-empowerment for modern ageing, health and beauty.   Disclaimer: The information on AgeLess with Dr Jonquille Chantrey is provided by Dr Jonquille Chantrey and Expert Skin Ltd for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication but medical evidence and guidance may evolve. No doctor patient relationship is created by viewing this content. Individual medical needs vary, and viewers should always seek advice from their own qualified healthcare professional. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have seen or heard on this channel.