Most people start simple skin care in high school. When we are young, our skin is taut and plump, as if it can withstand anything. However, in the mid-30s, the skin gradually starts to lose elasticity and continues to lose its former thickness and strength with each passing year.
Most of the time, the 30s is a period when it is beneficial to support the youth and strength of the skin. This is also a period when the results of all kinds of treatments are good and show themselves.
Thirties are the starting phase for most people in facial rejuvenation. We can basically examine the applications requested by those who apply to plastic surgeons in 3 groups; wrinkle reducers, filling applications and procedures that improve skin quality. When we look at the procedures performed by the applicants, botulinum toxin application, filling applications, micro-needling to improve skin quality, lasers and the combination of these applications with mesotherapy can be counted among the most common applications.
What are Facial Anti-Aging Treatments?
In the past, the age range of 35-45 was considered to be the starting age for facial rejuvenation treatments for anti-aging, but in recent years, it has been found that the frequency of starting preventive treatments in the 19-34 age group has increased 2-fold. It is thought that botulinum toxin applications started before wrinkles become permanent prevent wrinkles from becoming deep and permanent in the future.
Is it too late for facial rejuvenation treatments?
If there are obvious signs of aging on the facial skin, the best and most effective solution is to use surgical and non-surgical techniques together. For example, if a person with a loose and sagging upper eyelid undergoes upper eyelid aesthetics, a tiny eyebrow lift and botulinum toxin to reduce wrinkles on the forehead, between the eyebrows and around the eyes, the entire upper 1/3 of the face will be rejuvenated. In other words, after a certain age, it is best to use the trump card of surgery for more effective solutions.
I want a change in my face, what should I do?
The first thing you should do is to go to your plastic surgeon, learn about non-surgical and, if necessary, surgical facial rejuvenation methods specific to your skin, and get accurate, reliable information from a plastic surgeon who has the ability to apply both methods.
