Hyaluronic Acid (HA) fillers provide a minimally invasive way to augment several areas of the face including the lips and cheeks. It is more commonly now being used around the eyes, and more specifically in the tear trough area where many patients exhibit depressions or circles. Filling in this area is different from other more forgiving areas due to the …
How does Botox Work?
With so many options and so many different recommendations from different surgeons, it is no wonder patients are confused as to how to proceed when discussing facial rejuvenation with their plastic surgeon. You could go to 10 different specialists and obtain 10 different recommendations. These can range from a 15 minute filler and Botox procedure, to a 6 hour surgical …
9 Ways Your Face Changes as You Age
Facial rejuvenation defies the effects of aging It seems to happen all at once: one morning you wake up and see your mother – or even your grandmother – staring back at you in the mirror. Aging is inevitable, and the first signs you notice on your face happen right on the surface: twin lines between your eyebrows, dark under …
Fat Grafting or Fillers: Which Procedure is Better for Facial Rejuvenation?
Using your own fat for facial rejuvenation The key to facial rejuvenation may already be hidden in your body. Mother Nature may be formidable, but it’s no longer true that she can’t be slowed down. People who want to rejuvenate faces that become gaunt or hollow as they age have more safe, easy, effective options than ever before, thanks to …