January 9, 2024
Facelift Treatments
Facial sagging is common and occur to everyone. Aging is 1 of the main reasons for facial sagging to occur. As time passes by, we have facial volume loss, fat loss and bone loss. Non-surgical facelift treatments are sought after by many people. Reason is because, people are not keen for surgery and not keen “to go under the knife”.
Non-Surgical Facelift Treatments are such as Ultherapy, Thermage, Oligio, HIFU, Thread Lifts, Dermal Fillers and BTL Exilis Ultra 360. Ultherapy uses Ultrasounds energy to stimulate collagen production and lift and tighten the skin. It is primarily used for non-surgical lifting of the eyebrows, neck, and under the chin. It can also improve lines and wrinkles on the décolletage. Results are gradual, and optimal effects may take several weeks to months as collagen production increases.
Thermage and Oligio employs radiofrequency (RF) technology to heat the deep layers of the skin, stimulating collagen production and providing skin tightening effects. Commonly used for non-surgical skin tightening on the face, neck, eyes, and body. Immediate tightening is often noticeable, and improvement continues over several months as collagen remodelling occurs.
- Safe & Effective
- Minimal Downtime
- Procedure done by LCP-Certified Doctors
Dermal fillers contain substances like hyaluronic acid or collagen to add volume, smooth lines, and enhance facial contours. It is used for filling wrinkles, augmenting lips, and restoring volume in various facial areas. It is immediate, with effects lasting several months to over a year, depending on the filler type.
BTL Exilis Ultra 360 combines radiofrequency and ultrasound to deliver controlled heating to the skin, promoting collagen remodelling and fat reduction. It is used for skin tightening, body contouring, and reducing localized fat deposits. Immediate skin tightening effects are often noticeable, with additional improvements over the following weeks as collagen production continues.
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