How plastic surgery has changed

Although plastic surgery has only recently come into full voice, its popularity is growing every day. In the minds of many people, a plastic surgeon "wields" only a scalpel, makes incisions in the skin, removes, tightens, sews, etc.

Recently, however, both doctors and patients of aesthetic cosmetology clinics are increasingly resorting to so-called "non-invasive" methods of facelift or face reshaping. In other words, surgeons have increasingly started to abandon the scalpel, switching to syringes.

Some plastic surgeons explain this situation by the fact that patients due to the economic crisis are not as easy to part with money as it used to be. But at the same time, everyone wants to be younger, prettier, more attractive.

By turning to non-invasive means of rejuvenation and combating the first signs of aging, plastic surgeons, and many patients, see it as a safer method of achieving beauty. That said, however, every surgeon warns their patients that non-invasive methods require homework. That is, what happens within the walls of clinics must be continued by patients at home. Certainly not with the use of a syringe or injections. The patient must strictly follow the doctor's recommendations so that the effect of the procedure is complete. Not only that, with non-invasive methods of rejuvenation often requires several procedures before the expected effect is obtained.

These methods include liposuction, facelift, fat removal, and facial contouring. However, some patients feel that the doctor is abusing their trust and prescribing additional procedures in order to make money. However, some overlook the fact that if the procedure is performed on a "young" face, then no additional injections are required. However, if the face is aging, if there are deep wrinkles or fine lines, the patient will have to visit the doctor's office more than once. Not only that, in addition to subcutaneous injections, the doctor often resorts to ultrasound procedures. Especially well ultrasound has proven itself in smoothing the skin in the neck and décolletage. Dress code and mammoplasty. - the fine line of interconnectedness.