A few decades ago, the best solution to unwanted wrinkles and sagging skin was a facelift. While this traditional surgical option is still a very successful way of turning back the years, it is no longer the only option.
With advances being made in anti-aging skin treatments, the need for traditional facelifts has reduced. There are a variety of non-invasive alternatives, such as Botox, that deliver youthful results comparable to surgery, minus the risks and considerable downtime.
Some of the benefits of these minimally invasive skin treatments include:
If you have any aging concerns but are not yet ready for the costs and risks of a facelift, our Edmonton clinic offers customized non-surgical skin treatments to meet all your aesthetic needs.
Millions of people have used Botox since it was FDA approved (2002.) While the vast majority of patients were in their 40s and 50s, Botox skin treatments are now becoming more popular among people in their early 20s as well as patients late into their 70s.
While there aren’t any age limits to Botox use, there are different reasons why patients at each end of the age spectrum may want to carefully consider getting these skin treatments.
While some patients in their 20s may be worried about newly developed fine lines, most people at this age are seeking Botox treatments for preventative purposes.
Some of the benefits of beginning Botox early include:
At this age, your skin is thinning more rapidly and so any unwanted lines or wrinkles are far more obvious. Botox skin treatments are a great alternative to a more extensive surgical facelift and can be used to successfully treat:
Note: While the results of Botox are long-lasting, they aren’t permanent and repeat treatments will be required every 3-4 months for the best results.
To find out more about our anti-aging procedures including facelifts and Botox skin treatments, contact Dr. Ladak today at 780-407-6691.
Dr. Adil Ladak is a board-certified plastic surgeon based in Edmonton, Alberta and specializes in a variety of cosmetic surgical and non-surgical procedures.