What satisfies the desire not only of women but also of men to look cheerful even at a very young age? Millions of faces can be saved from wrinkled eyebrows, jaws, bags under the eyes, nasolabial folds and wrinkled foreheads through aesthetic rejuvenation. A plastic surgeon told me what aesthetic medicine means today.
Aesthetic rejuvenation should be interpreted as a complex that combines operations and various manipulations aimed at eliminating age-related changes in the face and neck. An integrated approach focused on achieving the most aesthetic, harmonious and natural result will help you avoid unpleasant consequences and visible signs of surgery. Only if this condition is met can aesthetic rejuvenation have a positive meaning. The specifically operated exterior has nothing to do with quality results. Unnatural smiles, "paralyzed" facial expressions, scars and scars - it's not all about aesthetic rejuvenation.
Minimally invasive manipulations or surgeries
Minimally invasive manipulations are procedures in which interventions in the body are minimal and are performed by penetrating the body through perforations or natural physiological openings. This method is less traumatic for the patient and allows him to recover quickly from the procedure because the size of the scar is much smaller and therefore takes less time to heal. Such procedures include Botox and filler injection, lipofilling. They affect the skin, improve its quality, stimulate stem cell growth, thereby maximizing facial volume and healthy appearance, allowing the patient to look younger.
Isolated interventions are operations designed to correct certain areas of the face and neck. Such as plastic surgery of the upper eyelids only, or only the lower; only affects the middle zone of the face, isolated lipofilling.
Larger and more serious surgeries such as neck lift, circular facelift, complex rejuvenation - affect not only the skin but also the muscles and deeper tissues. Such methods transform a person, significantly rejuvenate, eliminate almost all signs of soft tissue aging, and allow for a great look.
Effects
As for the complications or possible negative consequences, only one thing can be said - everything is strictly individual and depends on the type of person, the characteristics of aging, changes related to age. Each skin type has its own limitations, its own approach, and its own possible surgical or cosmetic interventions. In each specific case, the possible moments are discussed with the patient. Together, the surgeon and the patient seek the optimal, safe, and aesthetic interaction.
Floor
Aesthetic rejuvenation should not be attributed only to the weaker sex. Men often also use minimally invasive or cosmetic care procedures, such as botox or filler injections, liposuction, and larger, more serious surgeries.
Disease
Many people believe that plastic surgery is a lot of women in their age, those who are well over 30 and nearly 60 years old. This has not been the case for a long time. The audience for plastic surgery is getting younger and divided by gender. Today, girls and young people between the ages of 20 and 25 are already deciding to transform and correct external deficiencies. They make eyelids, constrict eyebrows, tighten the corners of the eyes, change the shape of the eyes, remove bags under the eyes, and improve the contours of the jaw. There are many manipulations and surgeries. Each can be done at a fairly young age, at will.
How to choose the procedure
The main task of aesthetic rejuvenation is to achieve a result that satisfies the patient’s desire while hiding visible signs of the work of the plastic surgeon. Plastic has ceased to be "baby-like, " stretched, and unnatural, and rejuvenation is not limited to grandmother’s recipes, folk medicine, and gymnastics.
If you want to have healthy and beautiful skin without wrinkles, it is important not to miss the moment. The patient decides which facial rejuvenation procedure to choose and when to do it with a trusted physician who will diagnose the dermis, study the test indications, and make recommendations for surgery, care, or treatment.