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Opting for natural-looking face and body results over the filtered look remains ever-popular. So, which cosmetic procedures and injectable treatments are providing us with a little more tweak and a little less overdone?
Another winter has set in but don’t settle for a season of hibernation. Use the cooler months to address those body ambitions and spring into spring! Here’s how you can rejuvenate in more ways than one . . . Freshen up the face with a little Botox or dermal fillers. These non-invasive cosmetic treatments work to define and enhance the natural contours of your face.
Breast implant surgery has been popular worldwide for decades, however, the procedure has received extra press across the past few years – and not all positive affirmations. Textured implants – the fourth generation of implants – came onto the marketplace in the late 1980s. And, whilst the use of both smooth and textured implants have dominated the breast platforms for over 30 years – it’s textured implants that have raised eyebrows and caused a stir in recent times – even prompting Allergan, global pharmaceutical company, to announce a global recall of its biocell textured implants in 2019.
You’d be forgiven for feeling a little lopsided. Mentally, emotionally – and physically – the COVID pandemic has been felt by all. And, with screentime now dominating new normals, we’ve also got up-close-and-personal with ourselves – prompting closer analysis of facial asymmetries. You may have spied one nostril larger than another, mouth slightly dipped to one side, one eye droopy, but they’re more common than not! And there’s options to treat them all.
Anyone preparing for a cosmetic or plastic surgery procedure, knows that safety and quality is essential – no matter your age or location. With procedure numbers growing year-on-year internationally, choosing the right surgeon for 'you' ensures best results, and the best individual care. Here’s why experience, specialist training and practise should be weighted above all else . . .
Injectable treatments – Botox, dermal fillers – have been hailed the world over for their wrinkle minimising, voluminous and rejuvenating benefits. But the question remains – what’s the best age to start engaging non-invasive appearance medicine treatments? And, if we do start ‘relaxing’ muscles earlier in life with Botox injections, are we going to keep those wrinkles at bay for longer? Well, there’s no definitive answer but there is evidence early use of injectables may prove beneficial in the age prevention department.
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