-------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Dr. Irwin, I'm in my early 30s and went in for my very first consultation with a reputable cosmetic dermatologist to find out what I could start doing now to keep myself looking great through my 30s and into my early 40s- My goal was to prioritize treatments for now and find out what to save up for over the next few years. I'm writing because I came away overwhelmed and ended up not booking any treatments- I felt like they threw the kitchen sink at me! You name it; fillers, botox, thermage, fraxel- and all in the near future. I'm definitely starting to show some signs of aging, but I'm still often mistaken for being in my late 20s and show few signs of sun damage, thanks to religious sunscreen use. Is it common for someone as young as me to have all those procedures or is it up to the patient to prioritize what treatment they have to do? I've consequently booked a consultation with another dermatologist to get a second opinion, but I'd love to hear your thoughts- How do you know when a dermatologist is being too aggressive? Thanks!