Ooouuuch! Does It Have to Hurt to Be Beautiful?
The subject of pain is, well, painful. If asked, aesthetic patients can relay and re-live the jabs, stings, heat, and aches they experienced when attempting to turn back the clock or keep the current clock ticking along – while preventing signs of aging. Some patients experience office visits that they described as pure torture and ran for the hills, never to return again and swearing off beauty modification forever.
However, much has been improved upon in the art of painless beauty. The laser technologies that rid patients of unwanted hair, spots, tattoos, wrinkles, and unsightly veins are faster and many of these methods include advanced cooling systems for optimal comfort. And these days, new injectable techniques turn have allowed physicians to provide a more gentle procedure . Even wrinkle fillers now include a numbing substance. Or, if they don’t, physicians now have the most advanced blasts, creams, and pain blocks to make this aesthetic experience tolerable and even uneventful. Even men can tolerate it!
May 8th, 2009 at 12:17 pm
There is a really neat application called Liftmagic that actually allows you to do your own augmentations, lifts and fillers on your own photo. It will instantly so the results and this way you know what your going to look like before going under the knife.
May 26th, 2009 at 12:17 pm
Great post. Often people fail to see that natural techniques and confidence in how you look works wonders. The scalpel isn’t always the answer.
June 11th, 2009 at 8:04 am
Cosmetic Guru: you are right on. The scalpel isn’t always the answer. However, for patients who desire cosmetic surgery for the right reasons…well, then I believe that is in their own right to undergo a procedure to improve what they believe is a problem area.