Wrinkles are unavoidable- but can liposuction, dermal fillers and other wrinkle reduction techniques really make an impact on how much wear and tear shows on our faces? We look at this sticky issue below.

Will dermal fillers help wrinkles?

As we age, the skin loses elasticity and other regenerative properties. Our skin dermal layers become thinner, our collagen production drops, and we basically wear out the elastic properties our younger skin once had. Thus, the skin begins to sag and permanently line, with the paths of our emotions becoming worn onto our faces. It’s impossible to avoid- although can be concealed with wrinkle reduction techniques- unless you manage to not have a single emotion again ever.

There’s a wide market of creams and lotions that promise to help with wrinkle reduction, but whether or not any of these methods have actual, tangible results is a different question. Below, we look at a few tried and trusted techniques.

Covering without liposuction or dermal fillers.

Skin protection starts with protection from sun damage- it’s one of the best wrinkle reduction methods out there, and one of the few guaranteed to have results. While it may be too late to recover from those sun-baked twenties and the damage UV caused to your skin, at least it’s not too late to stop and invest in a high SPF sun product to keep further damage at bay. Natural remedies like aloe vera as eye cream can help reduce puffiness and enrich the skin with wrinkle-plumping moisture.

Remember that wrinkle reduction starts from within. Eat a healthy, balanced diet low in sugars, and aim for lots of collagen, silicon and other skin-regenerative ingredients in you meals. If you aren’t making the cut naturally, invest in a high quality, proven supplement or two to augment your daily routine. Remember to keep skin fresh and rejuvenated, and avoid the temptation to cake on concealer- it will make wrinkles appear worse, not better. Rather invest in some high quality moisturisers, and use a brightening fluid to boost makeup coverage.

What else can I do for wrinkle reduction?

Remember that dehydration makes wrinkles more prominent, and can even cause new ones. Exfoliation will help with removing dead skin and also boost collagen production within the skin.

What about dermal fillers?

Of course, Botox has become the most famous wrinkle ‘cure’ out there. Some even advocate using them preventatively as soon as you see any sign of wrinkles at all, in order to avoid deepening the facial wrinkles. This is rather a drastic measure to take, of course, and is not without side effects. Dermal fillers can be used to boost and plump up existing wrinkle lines, reshape the jaw line and restore lost fat to the cheeks. They will need to be touched up over time and you also need to make sure that you are choosing an accomplished and trusted service provider, but they provide the closet wrinkle ‘cure we have.

Overall, whether you opt for dermal fillers or a less invasive route, wrinkles can be tackled with some ease. You can find more informations here: http://alternativeremediesguide.com/5-signs-you-should-call-your-plastic-surgeon-during-recovery/