At Home with Dr Christian Jessen - 261

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Let's
face it

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Growing old may be a fact of life, however consultant
plastic surgeon, Mr Deemesh Oudit, explains how, with
modern technology, you can achieve your desired look...

W

hen you age, your skin
loses its elasticity and
gravity imposes more
of an effect on it. The
skin becomes thinner, wrinkles begin
to appear and the skin may lose its
overall firmness - it affects everyone.

Fortunately, with the latest facial rejuvenation
techniques - of both the surgical and non
-surgical variety - it is now possible to slow the
inevitable effects of time and 'turn back the
clock', making you look and feel younger.

Restore your
appearance

The following is an outline
of the minimally-invasive
surgical techniques
available which are useful
in facial rejuvenation:
Botulinum injections at specific
sites can be used to paralyse
certain facial muscles to prevent
wrinkling around the eyes.
Collagen fillers can be
injected into the skin to boost
or augment the appearance of the
skin by making it more plump.
Fat injections utilising fat
transferred from another part
of the body (such as the stomach).
Chemical peels which
usually involve the topical
application of 'fruit-acids' on
the face, leading to superficial
exfoliation of the skin.

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'YOU CAN TURN BACK THE CLOCK WITH THE
LATEST FACIAL REJUVENATION TECHNIQUES'

IS IT FOR YOU?
WHEN CONTEMPLATING A
FACELIFT OPERATION, CONSIDER
THE FOLLOWING POINTS:
*The main feature(s) of your face which
you would like changing
*Do your expectations match those
of your surgeon?
*Fitting the operation around your
personal and your general health
*Are you a smoker?
WHO ARE THE BEST CANDIDATES
FOR FACELIFTS?
*Individuals with loss of elasticity of
the face with some sagging of the skin
of the face and neck
*Works best in individuals in their
40s, 50s and 60s
*Individuals in relatively good health

Surgery options

You can also achieve fabulous results with
surgical techniques. There are different types of
facelifts. They come in 'small', 'medium' and
'large' depending on the degree of laxity, and
the appropriate technique suitable for you will
be discussed at the consultation. Skin/the
subcutaneous fat layer is redraped over the face.
This tightens the underlying submuscular
aponeurotic system (SMAS - a layer of tissue
that covers, surrounds and attaches to the
deeper tissues and structures of the face) lifts the
cheek and gives better definition to the jawline.
This may be done in combination with
tightening of the skin over the upper and
/or lower eyelids (blepharoplasty).
The mini-facelift is a less invasive procedure
that uses a shorter incision on a small area.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION
Call 07432 484708
Email manchestercosmeticsurgery@gmail.com
Visit cosmeticsurgeryclinicmanchester.com
Spire Regency Hospital,
Macclesfield SK11 8DW
Spire Manchester Hospital,
Whalley Range M16 8AJ
BMI South Cheshire| Leighton CW1 4QP
http://www.cosmeticsurgeryclinicmanchester.com
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