While creams and over-the-counter treatments can be helpful to prevent the appearance of wrinkles (and for treating fine lines) deep wrinkles need more serious attention. Even the expensive creams won’t make a dent in erasing serious wrinkles. Instead, you need professional intervention, and my advice is to start as early as possible.
You’ll find that the best wrinkle erasers are housed in your cosmetic surgeon or your dermatologist’s office. These wrinkle removers include lasers, chemical peels, Botox, and fillers.
A Facelift or Eyelift
While facelifts were once a well-hidden secret, more and more women are going this route. Personally, I think that’s because A-list movie stars like Nicole Kidman aren’t ashamed to admit that their flawless faces have gotten a little help. The secret to a good facelift is finding a skilled and experienced doctor. Basically, you want someone skilled with a knife who is a technician. This is one area where you absolutely do not want to scrimp.
Start by asking friends and family for recommendations, especially those who you know have had some work done. I know someone who watches the “Today Show” religiously and Googled “co-host Kathy Lee Gifford-dermatologist” and found (and went to) her doctor in New York. Whatever route you take to get the name of a seasoned professional, make an appointment for a consultation and do your research on the doctor (and the procedure) before you go under the knife.
These procedures are expensive but you need to think long-term. A facelift or eyelift tends to be permanent, so the hefty price tag will actually cost you less than spending 20 years getting fillers. The price of these procedures varies greatly by location so it’s best to do a Google search for your area. You should also meet with a few doctors before making a final decision, which is a good way to get a handle on appropriate costs in your region. Read more…
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