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E nhancement Dr Flynn’s personalised approach to skin revitalisation centres on the individual with whom he is working, while preventing and reducing the three tell tale signs of ageing: loose and sagging skin; changes to the volume of skin around the eyes, cheeks and jowls; and alterations to the texture of the skin itself. Recognising the point at which each patient begins their journey towards a more youthful looking complexion, Dr Flynn sets about employing a complementary set of techniques aimed at restoring balance to the face. if the 2017 beauty scene is to be defined by any one term, it has to be ‘diversity’ ‘Each person has a natural beauty,’ says the senior cosmetic surgeon. ‘At our clinic, we look to enhance that beauty. Not necessarily change it, but enhance. With ageing, the overall facial balance is changed. In order to achieve the best results, it is necessary to restore each of the elements which create facial balance using a different approach for each area.’ Lose loose skin Advances in cosmetic technologies and techniques mean the majority of people can now achieve the look they desire without undergoing invasive surgery. A thread lift, for example, is a non-surgical method of facial rejuvenation which targets loose skin by lifting and repositioning the facial tissues with absorbable surgical threads. Having been pioneered by Dr Flynn both in Australia and abroad, this process restores definition to the face without producing scars. It can be performed relatively quickly under local anaesthetic and takes just a couple of days recovery. The results of a thread lift continue to improve for three to six months after the procedure has been performed, as the surge in protein production triggered by the process causes collagen to contract around each filament, lifting the face even further. The benefits of this modern facelift alternative can be felt for two to five years. Pump up the volume While both traditional facelifts and non-surgical thread lifts effectively improve sagging skin, they are not designed to restore volume or boost the skin’s texture. Temporary, semipermanent or permanent fillers can be used to address compressed cheeks, hollows beneath the eyes and the lines which form around the mouth. ‘It is important to remember that fillers are not just a treatment for wrinkles and lines,’ says Dr Flynn. ‘They can also be used to improve the basic structural foundation of the face. When placed correctly, they can create more youthful looking contours.’ Get that glow Due to high levels of sun exposure, the skin of most Australians will exhibit some level of damage like brown spots and rosacea. In order to reintroduce a healthy glow to the skin’s surface, Dr Flynn uses a combination of peels and lasers. ‘Laser light has therapeutic properties,’ he explains. ‘In addition to resurfacing the skin to reveal a more desirable complexion, lasers help stimulate collagen production which in turn improves the tone of the skin.’ Laser photo rejuvenation can be used to treat common issues like broken capillaries, excessive redness, freckles and uneven pigmentation. Moving forward By adopting a more tailored approach to cosmetic enhancement, practitioners can highlight existing facial assets while correcting those less desirable elements of the skin. This method produces more authentic looking results and preserves the attractive qualities of each individual client. Rather than reconstructing or replacing the face you have with features better suited to someone else, you can now choose from a range of non-surgical treatments which will bring the best version of you to the fore. Such procedures are less physically and financially draining than the surgical alternative, but are still powerful enough to produce real results. ‘The future of the cosmetics industry will be focused on improving current techniques and trying to impress upon patients realistic expectations,’ says Dr Flynn. ‘Above all else, our work is about enhancing and restoring natural beauty.’ CBM FOR MORE INFO Dr John Flynn Cosmedic & Skin Clinic, Southport, Qld Ph 1300 88 13 88 www.cosmedic.com.au 50 www.cosbeauty.com.au
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