Skin aging is progressive process that encompasses all of its structures. It can be divided into intrinsic, genetically conditioned and therefore inevitable and photoaging wich depends on environmental factors and lifestyle. Clinical signs of skin aging are: loss of elasticity, dryness, dispigmentation, teleangiectasia and wrinkles. Different methods have been developed either to slowdown or remove these unwanted changes. Personalized approach is very important, both in choosing methods themselves or dynamics of treatment. Raising awareness about the harmful impact of solar radiation on the skin, avoiding and protection from sun are essential. Most popular conservative methods are topical usage of retinoids, cosmeceuticals and a number of other chemically active substances such as coenzyme Q10, estrogens, vitamine C, iron chelators, gluconolactone, soy isoflavones, or green tea polyphenoles. In the area of cosmetic surgery there are number of treatments which achieve good results. These are: chemical peels, application of neuromodulators (botulinum toxin), a semi-permanent (hyaluronic acid, collagen, calcium hydroxilapatite, poly-L-lactic acid) and permanent (liquid silicone, polymethylmethacrylate, hydrogel, autologous fat) dermal fillers and ablative and nonablative methods of laser or light treatment.