Facial Rejuvenation FAQ

Any type of plastic surgery carries some risk regardless of how benign it is. Ask your board certified plastic surgeon about any concerns you might have about your face peel.

Depending on the condition of your skin and the results you hope to achieve your plastic surgeon will use a variety of different chemicals. For milder and less intense penetration solutions of [...]

While a facelift will increase the surface tension of your skin and cause you to appear to have few wrinkles, it cannot resurface or revamp your skin condition. Many people often combine a [...]

Each health insurance company and plan has different areas and extents of coverage, so be sure to contact your adjuster before committing to any procedure.

Your recovery time depends greatly on the type and amount of the chemical used. Less extensive peels have less recovery time; more elaborate chemicals necessitate longer healing periods. Your [...]

Most people want chemical peels to make their skin look and feel better, and these treatments often have beneficial effects for people suffering from the early stages of skin cancer of have [...]

A chemical peel is a cosmetic procedure that uses a variety of natural and manmade chemicals to remove the few top layers of the skin to remove abnormalities and encourage the growth of new skin.

Mesolift is usually performed in an initial series of 2 – 4 treatments spaced 2 – 3 weeks apart. The effects of Mesolift treatment are cumulative. Your body will slowly develop collagen and [...]

No. If you like the results, you will most likely continue with a few sessions per year.

Most patients see results immediately after their first treatment.