Wrinkles and sagging skin are common beauty problems in aging men and women. Common areas affected his face, hands and neck.
Happy that their body care and live a healthy lifestyle. they experience less of this beauty hassles.
But for those wrinkles and sagging skin problems experienced – worry no more! The Belo Medical Group introduces a new technology called the Derma Filler and sculptor-a non-invasive procedure that wrinkles and sagging skin quickly and easily corrects.
Sculptor plus
This is the latest machine by Belo Medical Group that helps improve of cellulite, sagging skin in the poor, the abdomen, the face and neck covers especially after too much weight to lose.
This machine attacks in three folds.Firstly, it sharpens the skin using radio frequency energy and, secondly, the melt and burn fats. Finally, the tones and tightens the muscles
"Sculptor plus is also very good for the face. It sharpens the face than makes it become smaller and more youthful. it makes your cheekbone and jaw line better and the best part, it is non-surgical, it only takes 30-40 minutes and you do it once a week for 6 weeks," said Dr. Vicky Belo.
Case study
Singer-businesswoman, Claire dela Fuente, underwent the Derma Filler-Perlane injection. it is a liquid face lift treatment for deep wrinkles, sagging and submerged parts of the face.The refreshed the face after a 20-30 minute procedure.
According to Belo Medical Group of the Web site,
Injection of Perlane is composed of bio-compatible hyaluronic acid in crystal clear gel form. Hylaluronic acid is a natural substance present in all living organisms that helps volume resulting in healthier, younger looking skin.
Treatment with Restylane and Perlane is relatively safe and simple and no surgery, no skin testing is required prior to the procedure as it gels no animal protein, chemicals or known allergens.
How does it work?
Perlane use Hyaluronic Acid in an injectable form to bind with water already in the skin in order to eliminate and solidity. And because the products allow for the free passage of important nutrients such as oxygen, and hormones between fragments of the gel, the result is a natural, healthy-looking skin.
During treatment, is a crystal clear gel is injected into the skin in small quantities with a very fine needle. the treatment is well tolerated by the average person but some discomfort can be felt when improving lips. A local anesthetic administered to numb the area treated.The session often takes less than 30 minutes and the results are immediately.
After treatment, some common injection-related reactions such as redness, pain, itching, discoloration, and tenderness can occur, but these go away within a few days to a week after the treatment. Bruises can sometimes occur.The extent of one of the responses is, of course, depending on the individual.
Did you know that?
Addition of vitamins and minerals that we get from the food we eat, give them our natural beautifying solutions.
Honey can be used as a moisturizer and is said to be effective for dry skin. it can be used as a face mask and hair conditioner. It also has antiseptic properties and good for acne and small infections.
Avocado, also called the beauty fruit, is used as a mask on the face. it is believed to be an effective natural cure for fine lines and wrinkles. mashed avocado when distributed in hair can strengthen and repair of its moisture and prevents the total drought.
Medicine 101: papain
Papain is a natural enzyme of green papaya, processed and used in many medicines. also known as papaya proteinase, carica papaya, papainum crudum and vegetable pepsin, it is very popular in the culinary industry as a meat tenderizer. it is also used in paper, glue, toothpaste, beer and contact lenses. Papain plays an important role in the biochemical research using protein analysis.
Apart from the numerous applications has papain beauty advantage that is the reason why is widely used in cosmetics. it removes dead skin that has a soft and white complexion leave will. This is also effective in skin rashes and minor wounds.19 September 2010
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