Beauty & Cosmetics Treatment: Look Younger without Surgery

Look Younger without Surgery

Our skin connects us to the outside world. Not only is skin your body's protective covering, it is the first thing people notice when we meet them face to face. And because healthy skin is often viewed as evidence of a healthy body, we want it to look the very best it can.

Serving such an important role in how we view ourselves, skin should be properly protected, nourished and treated. But we all well know, that even with excellent care, our skin begins to show visible signs of aging such as dark spots, fine lines and wrinkles and increased laxity as we grow older.

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Surgery is one of most obvious things a woman can do to protect the secret of her age. But for those of us who aren’t ready to take that step, there are alternatives.

1. Chemical Peels 

Chemical peels are a great way to look younger without going under the knife. Not only are they effective, there is one for everyone. You can choose a series of light peels with minimal down time or you can choose a mid-depth peel for impressive results when damage is severe. You skin care professional can help determine which peel is best for your skin.

2. Fillers 
Yes, these require a few injections but they are far from going under the knife. A skilled professional can do everything from removing fine lines to adding fullness to even reshaping your nose by simply using filler. There are different types of fillers ranging from hyaluronic acid based to collagen to synthetic polymer microspheres. Each type has its advantages and work best in specific areas. Your skin care professional can help you determine what you need.

3. Microdermabrasion 

Dubbed an “instant face lift,” this procedure involves spraying tiny grains to buff away signs of aging by triggering an injury response in the skin. This causes the body to react by replacing the skin that was stripped away with smoother, younger-looking skin. The procedure uses a specialized tool that both sprays the grains and cleans up the dead skin. Though you will likely see immediate results, six treatments performed 10 to 14 days apart are recommended for the best outcome. The procedure also reduces the size of pores and the skin’s oiliness.

4. Botox

Botox® is a one of the most popular anti-aging non-surgical treatments that involves injecting a diluted version of the botulinum toxin into muscles on the face. It works by blocking the signal that tells the muscles to contract or causing the skin around the eyes or forehead to wrinkle. Like many other anti-aging non-surgical treatments, Botox is painless and anesthesia is not used. Botox is administered using a fine needle to minimize discomfort. Results typically appear within two to four weeks and last between four to six months.

5. Fraxel 

Fraxel is a fractional laser that uses carbon dioxide (CO2) and can be used to treat everything from sun-damaged skin to wrinkles. The procedure involves small microthermal zones, similar to pixels, which encourage the growth of new skin. It typically takes anywhere from three to five treatments, spaced out over three to eight weeks. You will typically see results after a week, and they will usually last five to six months. Recovery time following this anti-aging non-surgical treatment is usually one to seven days. Your skin may look red and swollen immediately after your treatment.

6. ThermiRF 

ThermiRF® is a ground breaking technology for skin tightening, body contouring, rejuvenation. ThermiRF® is the first aesthetic technology that uses thermistor-regulated radio frequency energy to achieve the desired cosmetic results. ThermiRF® uses controlled thermal energy in two ways: micro-invasive RF (injectable RF) or topical RF, to targeted specific tissues. This allows for an array of treatment solutions for multiple problems with exceptional and long lasting results. ThermiRF® offers various usages:  ThermiTight®, ThermiSmooth®, ThermiRase®, ThermiDry® and ThermiVa®.

All of these alternatives are excellent ways to reach your anti-aging goals. In order to see optimal results, skin must be healthy.

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After the Chemical Peel Ten Recovery Tips

1.   Be gentle with your skin! Instead of using your usual washcloth for your face, try switching to something more gentle, like a baby washcloth or facial sponges. Your skin will be irritated, and the rough texture of your normal washcloth might be too much for it.

2.   Keep your outdoor activities to a minimum during your recovery. As the top layer of skin flakes and peels off, the new, vulnerable and immature cells below will become exposed to dangerous UV rays. Limit their time in the sun as much as you can.

3.   Make sure you wear sunscreen with a high SPF daily. Your skin will be hypersensitive to UV exposure because the tough, outer layer won’t be there to provide adequate protection. A good sunscreen protects your new skin from damage as it heals, regardless of the weather.

4.   Depending on how deep a peel you chose, your face may be a little red for a few days or weeks. Try using soothing products that contain chamomile, azulene, or sea whip. These ingredients can comfort the skin while reducing redness. If you’ve just had a light peel, that redness will be so mild that you’ll look more like you’re glowing, which is a good thing! In fact, some people love getting superficial peels just for this reason.

5.   Don't pick at flaking skin. The entire point of a chemical peel is to effectively “burn” off the dry and damaged surface layer of skin, revealing healthy, younger-looking cells beneath. To do this, that outer layer has to be shed. This is the most disliked part of the process, but it's best to be patient and allow it to happen on its own. Picking off dry and flaky skin when it's not ready to be shed can lead to scarring, unnecessary redness, and even hyper-pigmentation – a darkening of the skin.

6.   Be careful with your moisturizer. It's tempting to over-moisturize in an effort to compensate for post-peeling dryness. It's normal to want to apply a heavy moisturizer to help, but too much can prevent the skin from peeling off. The whole point of a chemical peel is to peel the skin, so let it do its thing. Over-moisturizing can lead to poor results and a longer recovery period.

7.   Don't exfoliate! It's best to just allow your skin to shed naturally through the recovery period. Using a facial scrub or acid will only irritate the new skin more, and can even lead to scarring.

8.   Use a gentle soap or cleanser to wash your face with, twice daily. This helps reduce oils on the skin, as well as removes bacteria and dead cells that build up over the course of your normal day. Don’t rub your skin too much while you wash.

9.   While your skin is peeling try your best to minimize your facial expressions. Moving the muscles in your face too much can cause the skin to crack before its ready, leading to poor results. This isn't the time to see a comedy or visit your dentist!

10.               If problems arise, like an unexpected irritation or a possible infection, call the office of your provider right away. You’ll want to resolve any complications as soon as possible. Don’t wait until your next appointment. This is especially important advice if you think you might be developing a cold sore on your lip.

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