What Can I Do About a Torn Earlobe?
Piercing your ears puts your earlobe at risk to tear, and other issues could prompt you to consider earlobe repair surgery, too. Learn about what the surgery involves in our latest blog.
What is ClearLift and is it really painless?
Improving the appearance of your skin no longer requires expensive and painful procedures. More patients than ever are now turning to non-ablative treatments such as ClearLift to help them take years off of their appearance. Also referred to as a laser facelift, Alma ClearLift offers many of the same advantages as a traditional neck or facelift without the lengthy recovery period.
Treating the Signs of Aging With ClearLift
No matter how healthy a patient might feel, no one can protect their skin forever. Years of airborne toxins and sun damage will begin to take their toll, and this can result in an aged appearance that no one wants to deal with. When a patient’s skin can no longer produce enough collagen and elastin to combat the signs of aging, cosmetic issues such as nasal folds, drooping eyelids, and marionettes lines will become apparent.
The Ideal ClearLift Candidate
Unlike many other cosmetic procedures, practically every patient who is no longer happy with the appearance of their neck and face will make a great candidate for this procedure. ClearLift has been successfully used on adult patients with all skin colors and types. This includes patients of all ethnic diversities and even those who have been turned down for traditional facelifts.
How ClearLift Works
The average patient will need anywhere from three to five treatments that typically last for about 30 minutes. During your appointment, two medical-grade lasers will penetrate deep into your skin in order to stimulate the production of collagen, tighten folds, and remove other cosmetic abnormalities. ClearLift has the ability to treat dark skin under the eyes, broken capillaries, spider veins, large pores, and rosacea.
The Benefits of ClearLift
Patients will be glad to hear that ClearLift is quick, comfortable, and extremely effective. Not only are most patients in and out of their appointment in just 30 minutes, but they will require absolutely no anesthetics. While fillers can be used in conjunction with this treatment, most patients are completely satisfied with using ClearLift alone. Depending on the patient’s age and the health of their skin, the results could last for over two years with the proper aftercare.
Smooth, tight, and youthful skin is no longer out of reach for anyone. If you are ready to look and feel your best but would like to avoid invasive cosmetic procedures, then please contact the offices of Robert M. Schwarcz, MD, FACS, today to schedule your consultation.
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