Facial Rejuvenation
Top Facial Cosmetic Surgeries for Generation X
If big hair and parachute pants were all the rage in your heyday, you might be one of the many Gen Xers who are now thinking about wrinkle treatments. Cosmetic surgeons have seen a rise in the popularity of facial cosmetic surgeries for this generation, who are wasting no time keeping signs of aging at [...]
What Are the Advantages of a Deep Plane Facelift?
There are several facelift techniques used today, with the most advanced being the deep plane method. While this technique requires the most technical skill and surgical knowledge, it can also reap the biggest rewards. When in the hands of an experienced and highly trained cosmetic surgeon, the deep plane facelift can offer these amazing advantages. [...]
What Age Is Right for a Facelift?
(Updated for 2019) What is the best age to get a facelift? There’s no age limit, but the general rule is that the younger you are, the more elasticity your skin will have, and the longer the facelift will last. Younger patients may also be better candidates for a “mini” facelift. How to Know When [...]
Are You a Good Candidate for a Weekend Facelift?
Updated for 2018 Today's modern facelift techniques mean the days of too-tight, obviously surgical facelift results are quickly becoming a thing of the past. Yet despite the comparatively minimal downtime of the current-day facelift compared to a decade or two ago, some people hope for even faster results with the help of the rapid recovery [...]
Should You Include Facial Rejuvenation in Your Mommy Makeover?
(Updated for 2019) A mommy makeover is a custom set of procedures designed with your needs in mind after you’ve completed your family. Typically, mommy makeovers are associated with breast enhancement and abdominoplasty, with a focus on rejuvenating the body rather than the face. However, many women notice signs of stress and aging in their [...]
Eyelid Surgery vs. BOTOX® for Crow’s Feet: Which Is Right for You?
Updated October 2018 The development of crow's feet commonly occurs with aging and is caused by the contraction of tiny muscles located near the eye. Habitual facial expressions over the years also can contribute to crow's feet, including squinting, smiling and frowning. If you’re bothered by these tiny wrinkles at the outer corners of your [...]
