Non-Surgical Face Lift London – Do They Really Work?

The face lift has always been a particularly invasive procedure, and with patients being able to take limited downtime and wanting to lower the risk of any complications arising in surgery, more and more people are investigating non-surgical alternatives. But the question is, do they really work?

Here we take a look at the non-surgical face lift treatments taking London and the rest of the world by storm so you can find out which one is right for you.

Laser treatment

Whilst IPL hair removal laser treatment has been around for a number of years, laser skin resurfacing is an effective and affordable procedure that leads the non-surgical face lift pack. Depending on the size of the area that you want to have treated, laser resurfacing takes around 30 minutes to 2 hours.

After your face is cleansed thoroughly, protective eye wear is applied before treatment can begin. Anaesthetic cream is also used to improve comfort levels during the procedure. As well as proving effective for those looking to rejuvenate their skin’s appearance, laser resurfacing can be used to improve the tone and texture of acne scarring, however, it cannot be used on active acne.

Dermal fillers and Botox

Non-surgical face lifts also come in the form of injections, and whilst Botox is a well-known treatment for lines and wrinkles, dermal fillers can also be used to smooth out lines between the eyes, on the forehead, and around the eyes and mouth. Results can be seen straight away with these types of non-surgical face lift, however, top ups are required to maintain a refreshed look.

Chemical peels

Available in superficial, medium and deep, chemical peels work to eliminate dead skin cells to reveal a smoother looking skin tone. Chemical peels are effective for adults of all ages, and work to promote skin rejuvenation, a process that occurs less often with aging skin.

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