I got Nonsurgical Facelift and this is what it looked like
Updated: May 1, 2020
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What is a nonsurgical facelift?
A nonsurgical facelift is a combination of procedures that addresses sagging, crepey skin and fine lines but without the incisions, general anesthesia, or hospital stay. Dr. David a facial plastic surgeon in San Francisco, says “About 10 years ago, we pivoted from surgical methods to dermal fillers and neurotoxins to rejuvenate the face for people needing only a mild to moderate lift. These techniques have been refined—and patients are benefiting, with more natural outcomes.”
How well noninvasive options will work for you depends on your anatomy and concerns, but a mix of procedures is commonly used as part of a nonsurgical facelift. One of the methods used it this before and after photo is
Skin-tightening treatments, including Thermage and Ultherapy, use radiofrequency and ultrasound energy, respectively, to generate heat. This increases the skin’s collagen production, making it thicker and more taut over time.
This procedures don’t lift the skin nearly as dramatically as a surgical facelift, and they don’t tighten sagging muscles. But the right combination of therapies can create a fresher, more youthful appearance for people with mild to moderate signs of aging. We treat patients in the age range of 30–70 with a nonsurgical facelift.
What are the pros and cons of a nonsurgical facelift?
Pros
There’s minimal downtime. Noninvasive treatments carry significantly less downtime than facelift surgery, which can put patients out of commission for up to three weeks.