Perhaps you have been considering a procedure to address your aging skin. Do you opt for an awi to stop muscle movement or a filler  to add volume? Or is it time for surgery in the form of a facelift, browlift or eyelift?

Dr Young may suggest that you give fillers a try if you have relatively good skin elasticity, but have lost some of the fullness in your face. Fillers can plump up areas that are beginning to look a bit gaunt, but they cannot address excessively sagging skin. If wrinkles are bothering you, awi may fit the bill to stop the facial movements (like squinting) that cause the lines.

If you have tried injectables or fillers and feel that you look “puffy” or “doughy,” it may be time to move on to surgery. If you have sagging skin, surgery is the procedure that will fix it.

However, since some areas of your face may need more aggressive attention than others, don’t be surprised if Dr Young  suggests injectables or fillers in conjunction with surgery to help you achieve the most natural, balanced look.

At Freshface Clinic, we combine many treatments, both non-surgical and surgical for the best results.

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