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Is Your Life Written on Your Face?
Do you live in a blissful, serene existence? Is your life completely free from worry, stress, anxiety or frustration? Have you achieved complete balance in all aspects of your life including your work, home and family environments? If so, congratulations! If not, please feel free to keep reading.
As the saying goes, some people wear their hearts on their sleeves; everything they feel emotionally is right there for the world to see. Others, however, wear stress on their faces. A glance in the mirror reflects years of exposure to weather conditions. Or perhaps they simply don’t have the “good genes” that maintain a youthful outer appearance.
If that description seems a bit more familiar – or if you simply want to enhance a face you already love – there are several <a href=http://www.drbray.com/injectables.html>injectable fillers that contain hyaluronic acid</a>, products designed to create smoothness or volume to specific areas of the face. While the hyaluronic acid in these fillers is synthetic, it’s almost identical to the hyaluronic acid found in our bodies that works to cushion and lubricate skin tissue and joints.
Three of the most popular dermal fillers containing hyaluronic acid are:
- Juvederm® – comes in three formulations to treat various needs<br>
- Restylane® – the only hyaluronic acid filler approved for skin of <br>
- Radiesse® – stimulates the body to produce new collagen<br>
The Business of Beauty
Early in 2009, BioForm Medical, the makers of Radiesse, released a <a href=http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/news.html?d=157292>statement </a>saying they had shipped more than one million syringes of its injectable filler worldwide since 2002. In 2006,<a href=http://www.nytimes.com/2006/11/09/fashion/09skin.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1> The New York Times </a>did in-depth research on cosmetic injections and how the battle amongst the manufacturers of the HA gels affected both business and consumer habits.
Based on that data alone, it’s clear that anyone who wants to wipe away wrinkles or have fuller lips is not alone in their quest. Patients who want an aesthetic improvement of thin or wrinkled lips, smile lines, frown lines and cheek wrinkles are seeking licensed cosmetic specialists for this procedure.
If Smile Lines Don’t Make You Happy
Contouring your face with injectable fillers can be a less invasive substitute for cosmetic surgery while also effectively restoring a youthful appearance.
A cosmetic surgeon can make wrinkles less visible without going under the knife for a face lift. The procedure uses a topical and/or local anesthetic to ease discomfort before placing a series of small injections into areas of the face which need treatment.
If “Pout” Isn’t a Four-Letter Word
Whether your lips are thin or wrinkled, dermal fillers can help improve the appearance of your mouth with a natural looking treatment done by an experienced professional.
If you are having your lips enhanced, you will get a numbing injection on the inside of your lip – similar to what a dentist does to numb before working on your teeth. Once the area is numb, the doctor will use a very thin needle to do a series of small injections.
About the Author
Whether you want to reduce the lines and wrinkles or give your lips more fullness, find licensed and well-trained cosmetic surgeons. If you are in the Greater Los Angeles area and need help deciding what procedures and methods are best for you, please contact Bray Plastic Surgery Medical Center to schedule an appointment for a consultation.
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