The days when aesthetic medicine was synonymous with stiff, mummy-like faces and XXL lips are over. Today, doctors have a different goal: to bring out the original beauty without a scalpel and marks.
Esther, who had always felt self-conscious about her aging skin, tried all the creams, lotions, and serums on the market without luck. Then, she heard about “non-surgical” treatments that turn back the skin’s clock.
With so many horror stories of failed cosmetic surgeries, she didn’t want to risk her health by going under the knife. She opted for a new, painless, quick treatment and was thrilled with the results. Now the skin on Esther’s face looks smoother, firmer, and younger.
1—The blessed laser. Laser treatments improve the appearance of fine wrinkles, sun spots, and scars. Lasers stimulate collagen production in the skin, which gives a more youthful appearance. However, each person has unique skin characteristics, and it is necessary to evaluate whether lasers are the most appropriate treatment.
2—Dermal fillers. They are substances that make the lips or cheeks bigger and reduce facial wrinkles. These fillers use different substances, such as hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite, or the patient’s fat.
3—Radiofrequency. It uses high-frequency electromagnetic waves to heat the deeper layers of the skin. The heat stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, the proteins that keep skin firm and youthful. It reduces wrinkles and sagging skin and improves skin tone and texture.
4—Facial Yoga. A series of facial exercises on different areas of the face, including the eyelids, cheeks, lips, and neck. Facial yoga increases blood flow to the site, improving skin texture and radiance. In addition, it is possible to prevent or delay the appearance of wrinkles by strengthening the facial muscles.
5—Skin boosters. These hyaluronic acid injectables increase the water content in the deeper layers of the skin, improving its hydration and elasticity. The result is smoother, brighter, and healthier skin. Skin booster revitalizes and improves the overall appearance of the face and neck. The results are temporary, so they need maintenance sessions occasionally.
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6 —Nourishing mesotherapy. This method involves injecting revitalizing substances, including vitamins, minerals, and hyaluronic acid, to nourish and hydrate the skin, leaving it radiant and firm. Facial mesotherapy is a non-surgical treatment that benefits people with early signs of aging.
7—Peelings. It is a chemical solution on the skin to exfoliate and stimulate its renewal. Depending on the type of solution used, peelings are superficial, medium, or profound. Superficial peels are the most gentle for mild pigmentation problems and irregular texture. Medium peels penetrate deeper into the skin to remove blemishes, fine wrinkles, and mild acne scars. Finally, deep peels are the most intense, targeting deep wrinkles, severe scarring, and other skin marks. The result is a fresher, more even, and youthful appearance.
8—Ultrasound. HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) is a non-invasive facial rejuvenation technique that uses ultrasound energy to improve the appearance of the skin. These ultrasounds penetrate the deeper layers of the skin and stimulate collagen production for firmer, more elastic, and youthful skin. The treatment is especially effective for specific face areas like the neck, eyes, and jawline. It improves facial contours, reduces sagging skin, and diminishes wrinkles and fine lines.
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“Slow” agrees with the times. Slow life, beauty, and aging are common concepts in the US and Europe. It is not about erasing “at knife point” the signs of aging or burning every wrinkle. The trend is to skin aging while preserving its natural beauty. In aesthetic medicine, this implies the personalization of the treatment. The techniques are gentler and less invasive.
The slow life is a more leisurely way of life that seeks to enjoy the little things. This philosophy promotes a more conscious lifestyle for activities such as reading, meditating, or being in contact with nature.
Slow beauty refers to natural and sustainable cosmetics that respect our skin and the environment. These are products made with natural ingredients and free of toxins, which enhance beauty from a healthy perspective.
Finally, slow aging advocates a more natural way of aging without falling into the stereotypes imposed by society. The philosophy emphasizes the importance of self-care, which involves nourishing oneself through a balanced diet, engaging in physical and mental exercises, and fostering robust and positive social connections.
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