A liquid facelift is a non-surgical procedure, given with a Master Injector Technique, that combines Botox and Filler to restore lost volume, give a natural cheek lift, and soften wrinkles and creases around the mouth often referred to as the “parentheses.” Botox relaxes the muscles causing the face to pull down allowing for the maximum lift of facial structures. And when it comes to your face, up is good and down is bad!

Today, you have a range of injections to choose from when receiving a liquid face-lift. Fillers don’t last forever, so you must receive repeat injections to maintain results.

Popular fillers include:

Hyaluronic acid: This is the most common class of fillers used. The effects last roughly eight months and are completely reversible — doctors can inject a substance to break up the hyaluronic acid if you don’t like the result.

Calcium hydroxyapatite: These nonreversible fillers take longer to break down, lasting from 12 to 16 months.

Poly-L-lactic acid: This type of filler stimulates collagen production and lasts up to 24 months. The effects appear gradually, requiring three to four injections over a series of visits.

Collagen or fat: Also called soft tissue augmentation, collagen and fat injectable fillers are a temporary treatment for correcting wrinkles and scars. This category of fillers includes fat transfer from the patient’s own body. Soft tissue augmentation treatments last from three to 12 months.

Reduce hollow areas under the eyes Plump up the look and feel of lips Tighten wrinkles around the lips, eyes and forehead Fill in cheeks that have lost volume Reduce the appearance of acne scars Smooth the signs of aging, fine lines and wrinkles

While the side effects aren’t as severe as with a surgical face-lift, a liquid face-lift still causes some bruising. Most people get very little bruising when you inject along the jawline, in the nasolabial folds or even in the cheeks. Most will get significant bruising for several days with injections underneath the eyes.

Many women choose fillers because they offer faster recovery, fewer potential complications and a more attractive price tag than surgery. In the short term, it’s going to be a little less expensive.

Face-lift surgery requires 10 to 14 days of recovery, but the effects last as long as 10 years. And though dermal fillers can be more effective on areas such as the temples, the results aren’t comparable to surgery for other areas, such as:

Jowls that form on the jawline Loose skin around the neck Nasolabial folds Drooping of midface tissue Double chin

Every face is unique: therefore, we develop a customized treatment plan just for you to correct the volume loss and achieve a fresh lift with beautiful contour.

A Liquid Facelift is usually more affordable, gives your cheeks a better lift, and has less risk of complications compared to a surgical facelift. What most people do not calculate with a surgical facelift is the 1-2 week recovery that keeps you out of your normal activities. With a busy schedule, you may not have time to go through the recovery process of surgery. A liquid facelift is a great option for those that want an anti-aging or facial lifting procedure but are not ready for the expense, recovery time, and risks of a surgical face lift.

This is a no downtime procedure! You may come in for this lunch time procedure and be ready to return to work immediately.

Anyone who has experienced a loss of collagen and elastin, usually seen after the age of 38-40. If you notice a downward turn in your cheeks or midface and want an improvement to the sagging, tired appearance, call us today to schedule a free facial analysis will determine the level of lift that is right for you!

Every face is unique: therefore, we develop a customized treatment plan just for you to correct the volume loss and achieve a fresh lift with beautiful contour.

The results are immediate! After your 30 minute office visit, you will leave with an instant, natural refreshed look!

The procedure consists of a few tiny injections. At No Pain All Gain Spa we use 3 different forms of topical anesthesia to minimize discomfort!