Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures

Jowls are often an unavoidable part of the aging process. A result of declining levels of collagen and elastin, jowls can be exacerbated by weight fluctuations, lifestyle choices like unprotected sun exposure, and genetic factors as well.

Did you know that September is National Self Improvement Month? What an excellent opportunity to consider those areas of your life that you’d like to enhance or improve.

Crow’s feet are the little wrinkles that extend from the outside corners of your eyes. Visible when squinting, smiling, and making various facial movements, crow’s feet can instantaneously make a face look more aged, weathered, and worn.

Crow’s feet do not respond well to most surgical procedures, making non-surgical options the best bet for this common concern. Some of the safest and most effective options include:

June is National Men’s Health Month. This is a great time to schedule an annual exam with your PCP, begin a new exercise routine, and focus on the types and quantity of food you consume. It’s also a good time to begin considering cosmetic procedures that may be able to assist you in reaching your aesthetic goals.

There are two primary types of wrinkles that can make the face appear more aged:

The National Retail Federation (NRF) has found that 55% of people plan on celebrating Valentine’s Day in 2020. According to their data, this year for Valentine’s Day, consumers plan to spend an average of:

Have you heard of “smartphone face”? This is what beauty experts are calling the shortening of neck muscles and loosening of the skin caused by frequent use of a smartphone or tablet. Not related to radiation from these devices, smartphone face is an issue of posture – and it’s starting to create advanced signs of aging in people who are far too young to look so old.

Symptoms of smartphone face include:

There are two glands that produce sweat:

• Eccrine, which produce watery sweat that helps cool the body
• Apocrine, which secrete sweat filled with lipids that are waxy and fatty

Eccrine sweat glands are the primary sweat gland and can be found throughout the body. Apocrine glands are found where hair follicles are most concentrated.