How Women of a Certain Age can have younger, healthier looking skin. There are many options open to us.
May 29, 2006 (Press Release) --
Have you ever woken up in the morning feeling one hundred years old and a peek in the mirror has revealed that you look it? Can the lines at the corner of our eyes still convincingly be described as "laughter lines" or have they become "crows' feet"?
This is the moment of truth and it comes to us all. We have to admit that eventually time catches up with all of us.
We wonder if we had followed all the good advice we were offered when younger whether things might have been different. We ask ourselves whether our skin might be in better shape if we had followed a more balanced lifestyle, made better nutritional choices, avoided the sun and overweight and exercised more. We remember that we were told in our youth to avoid sunbathing and tanning parlors. Why didn't we deal more effectively with dry skin problems. But we know in our heart that even if we had done all these things skin ageing is inevitable.
Having accepted this unpalatable truth what can we do about it? We can consider all the available options for improving the situation. The most drastic and gruesome solution to eliminate sagging skin and wrinkles is a facelift. A facelift is an operation which lifts the skin of the face and tightens it as well as the underlying tissues and muscles. It can include the whole or just part of the face.
The effects of a facelift can last from seven to ten years in some people. But its' important to have realistic expectations.
We should not overlook the possibility of things going wrong. Some of the complications can be rectified but it involves further surgery.
An increasing number of non-surgical procedures now exist. One popular treatment is Laser Facial Resurfacing. The result is very natural. Electrosurgical Resurfacing is similar to Laser Surgery but uses electrical radio frequency energy instead of heat.
A chemical peel can improve and smooth the texture of the facial skin by removing its damaged outer layers.
Tissue Augmentation plumps out deep wrinkles with filler.
Botox anti-wrinkle injections are a treatment where botulinum toxin is injected into the facial muscles. The technique is especially effective with forehead wrinkles and "crows feet". As this method works by paralyzing muscles and it can be performed by a non-medical person it clearly needs a skilled practitioner to carry it out safely.
Fat can also be transplanted or implants put in which can remedy deep furrows or scars.
The latest injectable dermal fillers use hyaluronic acid gel. This occurs naturally in the human body and helps to retain skin moisture. Injected the gel helps fill out wrinkles and can be used for lip enhancement.
While all the treatments described can be highly effective they are all expensive and have their own attendant risks and disadvantages. For all those women, who like me, would be happy with less drastic solutions to help our ageing skin I suggest you visit.www.reliability.juvio.com
This is the moment of truth and it comes to us all. We have to admit that eventually time catches up with all of us.
We wonder if we had followed all the good advice we were offered when younger whether things might have been different. We ask ourselves whether our skin might be in better shape if we had followed a more balanced lifestyle, made better nutritional choices, avoided the sun and overweight and exercised more. We remember that we were told in our youth to avoid sunbathing and tanning parlors. Why didn't we deal more effectively with dry skin problems. But we know in our heart that even if we had done all these things skin ageing is inevitable.
Having accepted this unpalatable truth what can we do about it? We can consider all the available options for improving the situation. The most drastic and gruesome solution to eliminate sagging skin and wrinkles is a facelift. A facelift is an operation which lifts the skin of the face and tightens it as well as the underlying tissues and muscles. It can include the whole or just part of the face.
The effects of a facelift can last from seven to ten years in some people. But its' important to have realistic expectations.
We should not overlook the possibility of things going wrong. Some of the complications can be rectified but it involves further surgery.
An increasing number of non-surgical procedures now exist. One popular treatment is Laser Facial Resurfacing. The result is very natural. Electrosurgical Resurfacing is similar to Laser Surgery but uses electrical radio frequency energy instead of heat.
A chemical peel can improve and smooth the texture of the facial skin by removing its damaged outer layers.
Tissue Augmentation plumps out deep wrinkles with filler.
Botox anti-wrinkle injections are a treatment where botulinum toxin is injected into the facial muscles. The technique is especially effective with forehead wrinkles and "crows feet". As this method works by paralyzing muscles and it can be performed by a non-medical person it clearly needs a skilled practitioner to carry it out safely.
Fat can also be transplanted or implants put in which can remedy deep furrows or scars.
The latest injectable dermal fillers use hyaluronic acid gel. This occurs naturally in the human body and helps to retain skin moisture. Injected the gel helps fill out wrinkles and can be used for lip enhancement.
While all the treatments described can be highly effective they are all expensive and have their own attendant risks and disadvantages. For all those women, who like me, would be happy with less drastic solutions to help our ageing skin I suggest you visit.www.reliability.juvio.com
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