Indianapolis-based doctor explains the benefit of the liquid facelift
In an advertorial posting, Indianapolis-based Dr Sally Booth explained the benefits of liquid facelifts using facial fillers and botox, and stated that dramatic improvements can be achieved. Re-volumising products such as Sculptra, Juvederm, Radiesse and even the patient’s own fat and platelet rich plasma [PRP], are used in combination with Botox and other neurotoxins to achieve results that can last up to three years.

Dr. Sally Booth, of Booth Dermatology, explains the benefits of Liquid Fillers

Thinking of getting a facelift but don’t want to go under the knife? Well, now you don’t have to! Dr. Sally Booth, of Booth Dermatology, explains the benefits of The Liquid Facelift.

Here are a few key points:

The liquid facelift goes beyond creams and lotions with specific injectable products that can be injected into the face and give dramatic improvements just like a facelift.

As we age, the skin and subcutaneous tissues deteriorate and lose volume, which leads to fine lines and wrinkles and sagging of the skin.

In addition to loss of subcutaneous fat, the facial muscles atrophy and the bone structure of the face also shrinks, all of which contributes to loss of volume and the changes we see on the surface with age.

The nip and tuck of a traditional surgical facelift cannot address all of these changes in the skin and subcutaneous structures of the face that occur with age.

We still need to address surface skin deterioration, add back volume and use products to relax some of the wrinkle causing muscles to fully restore youthfulness to the aging face.

The liquid facelift with filling products and neurotoxins such as Botox and Dysport can achieve these goals.

The re-volumizing products such as Restylane, Juvederm, Sculptra, Radiesse, and even a patient’s own fat and platelet rich plasma (PRP) can reverse many of these fat, muscle and bony structural changes that occur with natural aging and cause skin sagging and wrinkling around the mouth, along the jawline and neck area.

Botox and other neurotoxins such as Dysport and Xeomin can also be used to erase fine lines and wrinkles mostly in the upper face that occur with muscle movement.

How long does it last? Up to 3 years with some of the longer lasting filling products but 1-2 years depending on the filler injected.

Botox and the neurotoxins last approximately 3 months but longer in some patients. There are some longer lasting Botox like products that are expected to gain FDA approval in the next year.

Cost depends on an individual patient’s needs and goals but generally ranges from $500 to $2000 per treatment.

To learn more, visit www.boothdermatology.com.

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