Cosmetic Medicine by Dr Eddie Roos

COSMETIC MEDICINE
The desire to refresh the face through subtle
rejuvenation has made non-surgical cosmetic
procedures a popular part of today’s beauty arsenal,
reflecting a preference for less invasive procedures
with shorter downtime and a ‘less is more’ attitude.
Cosmetic medicine can improve some of the most common signs of ageing
such as facial lines and wrinkles; a gaunt and hollowed appearance;
sun-damaged skin; acne and acne scars; a dull and uneven complexion;
and sagging facial structures.
Whether by using wrinkle injections, fillers, medical-grade peels or advanced
light therapies, the array of choices available can treat just about any appearancerelated
concern. Maintenance is the key and earlier, less-invasive procedures can
actually delay the effects of ageing on the face, sometimes even negating the
need for more invasive procedures.
It is important, however, for prospective patients to thoroughly understand
the procedure (or combination of procedures) they wish to undergo. A skilled
and accredited cosmetic doctor will help guide each patient through the myriad
of options, select the most appropriate course of action for the patient’s specific
concerns and ultimately achieve the best possible, natural-looking results for
the individual.
Any cosmetic enhancement should be chosen for the right reasons and not in
the impossible pursuit of perfection. Non-surgical cosmetic enhancement offers
patients with realistic expectations the chance to look younger and rejuvenated,
no matter what their age.
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