The bulk of the population is aging and with that comes a hoard of sagging and wrinkled faces.
There are many methods to upgrade one's appearance by uplifting the face, both surgically and non-surgically.
Here are some methods to make one look younger: Traditional face lift: This surgery is the tried-and-true method of providing a more youthful and rested looking facial area.
In this method, skin is tightened in the neck and jowl region, where noticeable sags tend to show up.
The scars for this procedure are hidden in the chin area as well as the scalp behind the ears.
This technique affects the lower three-quarters of the face and is most often performed on those between the ages of forty and seventy.
This operation greatly helps to alleviate saggy necks and creases in the mouth and under-the-nose region.
Eyebrow or forehead lift: This is another surgical option which removes drooping skin in the upper portion near the eyebrow and forehead.
It can be performed alone or in conjunction with the traditional face lift.
Chemical Peel: This is a non-surgical approach to tightening up.
It entails an acidic substance being applied to the area.
The acid burns the upper level of dermis which then sloughs off during the healing process.
The new skin that replaces it is tauter and fresher looking.
There are two levels of peels, superficial and medium depth.
An examination by a physician would determine which type would be appropriate for your skin.
Laser Resurfacing: The laser is a beam of energy or pulsed light that is aimed at the skin in order to remove the upper layer.
It comes in a variety of levels of intensity to meet the needs of each patient.
Dermabrasion and Microdermabrasion: Both of these methods are resurfacing treatments, designed to resurface the skin by means of an abrasive agent such as a rotary tool or crystals.
Wrinkles and imperfections are removed by using these methods.
Dermabrasion is the more abrasive of the two techniques.
Botox: Botox is the brand name for Botulinum Toxin which has been used for a variety of medical needs over the past couple of decades.
In order to provide a non-surgical facelift, Botox may be injected in order to soften wrinkles.
It is often combined with a dermatological filler in order to also plump up areas which are sagging.
Which of the above methods is best for you is a personal choice.
It would be wise to seek the opinion of a professional to get expert advice.
The traditional surgical routes are more permanent and visually evident but they may not be for everyone.
Visit a reputable cosmetic surgeon in order to get answers to all your questions about seeking a younger look.