Articles on facial aesthetics: facelift, eyelid surgery, fillers and botulinum toxin. They set out what each option can and cannot change, typical downtime and the safety questions to raise with your doctor.
Rejuran is a brand of injectable polynucleotides, which are purified DNA fragments extracted from salmon. Marketed as a skin regenerator rather than a filler,…
Most people look socially presentable about two to three weeks after a facelift, once bruising fades and swelling settles enough to conceal with light…
A lip flip uses a small amount of botulinum toxin to relax the muscle at the upper lip border so the lip rolls slightly…
Burn scar treatment is usually split into two plans because burn scars cause two different problems. Contracture, the tightening that limits movement, is treated…
Sculptra is an injectable made of poly-L-lactic acid, a biodegradable material that prompts the skin to build its own collagen rather than filling a…
Jowls form when aging skin loses collagen and elastin, facial fat pads drift downward, supporting ligaments stretch, and the jawbone slowly loses volume. Daily…
Microneedling is usually described as mildly to moderately uncomfortable rather than truly painful: a scratchy, vibrating pressure that feels sharper over bony areas such…
A mini facelift is a scaled-down surgical facelift that tightens mild sagging in the lower face, mainly the jawline and early jowls, …
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