The usual approach is to add more products. Retinol, vitamin C, collagen supplements, hyaluronic acid, a richer cream. Many of these genuinely improve the surface of your skin, and they are worth using. But they share one limitation worth knowing, they cannot prompt your skin to produce more collagen on its own.
In-clinic treatments go further. Microneedling, lasers, and injectables work at a deeper level, and the results can be real. The trade-offs are real too. Sessions run from hundreds to thousands of dollars, often involve downtime and discomfort, and require ongoing appointments every few months. For most women, that is difficult to sustain over time.
For years, meaningful collagen support has come with a price tag most people couldn't justify.