Liquid Facelift
Boutique of Cosmetic Dermatology (Qualified Laser/IPL & Cosmetic Dermatologist) | Varsity Lakes, Gold Coast | Contact Us
By using a combination of botulinum toxin and/or filler we can achieve fantastic results. No two faces are the same, so the trick is to be able to see which area needs a little bit of enhancement and make it as natural-looking as possible, while still making sure the patient can see a difference.
We can use Juvederm in tandem with Botox injections to produce a rejuvenating effect, we can use non-surgical procedures to create something like a surgical effect without resorting to surgery.
There’s a substantial price difference between injectables and surgery. Surgery needs to be done with anaesthesia if not in hospital, which adds to the costs.
Not many people can just say ‘okay, I want two weeks off’, and surgery means recovery time, potential scarring, risks of anaesthetic and associated with the invasiveness of it.
Call today for your FREE consult and we can tailor make a treatment to address your concerns.
Tags: liquid facelift, non-surgical proceduresCategory : Cosmetic Injectables
We are a team of professionals that are all passionate about one thing – how to achieve that natural, beautiful glow without going under the knife.
Could you please provide me with some information regarding the effectiveness of Liquid Face Lift. I have had surgery (approx. 2 years ago) and have very limited “drooping”. However, I feel that the area under my eyes is very crepey and looks sunken. My problem area is the jowl area and when I lift my cheeks slightly, with my fingers, it improves the look of “drooping jowls”. I have had some information provided to me regarding the different types of fillers, but I wanted to know whether your Doctors would use some form of filler for under my eye area, as I don’t want it to look natural. I appreciate it is difficult for you to provide me with a cost until I have had an assessment, but would like to know more about the type of fillers that could be used and how they would look.
Also, I have had juverderm on my top lip, which has a slight “ridge”. This stops the lipstick from bleeding. The bottom lip is different, but I am not sure about which type of filler to use. I don’t like the “donald duck” look and would appreciate your advices