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LIQUID FACELIFT

·        As we age, the face begins to lose collagen and elastin which contributes to sagging facial features. The loss of facial volume and elasticity also leads to the formation of wrinkles, lines and folds.
·        A Liquid Facelift is a technique for injecting advanced dermal fillers, such as Juvederm, Radiesse and Restylane to lift and contour facial features. A non-surgical Liquid Face Lift can be undertaken to accomplish any of the following:
1.     Lift of individual (or overall) facial features like lifting of jowls.
2.     Reduced wrinkles, creases, line or folds
3.     Restoration of natural, curved facial contours like cheek bones
4.     Masking of under eye bags and dark circles
5.     lifting of corners of mouth
                                   

·        Results from Liquid Face Lift procedures can range from subtle to astonishing.patients who have had Liquid Face Lift procedures  receive compliments on their appearance without others knowing that they have done anything.
·        In some instances, the results can be so uplifting that they change an individual’s life. As with any cosmetic medical procedure, results vary from patient to patient
·        A Liquid Face Lift involves the use of advanced dermal fillers, sometimes in combination with BOTOX.
·        In general, dermal fillers replace lost volume in the face or help the body regenerate its own collagen. Most of the fillers, are comprised of natural substances produced by the body like hyuluronic acid
·        Precisely placed, the dermal fillers can be used to lift or contour any number of facial features.
                                            

·        BOTOX may also used in conjunction with the dermal fillers to provide added lift and to help the endurance of the dermal fillers.
·        A Liquid Face Lift will typically last from one to two years.
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