Beautification and Aesthetic Medicare

Mainly involve

 Skin care and
 Facial beautification, Melasma(Pigmentation on face by application of Tri-Luma cream for long term)
 Prevent Sun ray exposure by physical means or
 By Sun Block or Sun Screen
 Plastic surgical means
 Botox (Botulinum Toxin) injection into the skin creases
 May last for 4 to 6 months, may repeat for prolonged effect
 Microabrasion
 With laser

Plastic surgery

 Blepharoplasty –
 Removal of excessive unwanted tissues from upper and lower eyelids and making artificial crease at upper eyelid
 Facial lift
 To reduce facial creases to look younger
 Nasal bridge correction (Rhinoplasty)

Facelift surgery

 More wrinkles in older age due to:
 Muscles of the face become weaker and slacker, and the skin becomes less elastic.
 Genetics plays a major role but environmental factors, such as excessive sunbathing, smoking, pollution, gaining and then losing a substantial amount of weight.
 Worry and stress create lines that portray tiredness and greater age to the outside world.
 All these can be corrected by facelift surgery in age range of 40 to 80 years

 Side effects and potential risks:

 Bleeding
 Bruising may take several days to be disappeared
 Infection
 Risks of anaesthesia
 Slight chance of DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis)
 can damage facial nerves that can lead to muscle weakness and a numb feeling.
 keloid scars or suffer hair loss around the incisions
 can also result in asymmetrical ears