facial cosmetic surgery Atlanta

Most people understand the goal of facial rejuvenation procedures:  to restore the appearance of younger, tighter facial skin with fewer wrinkles.  What isn’t as widely known is that facial rejuvenation does not necessarily have to include facial plastic surgery.  While a traditional facelift or eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) is an excellent choice for mature individuals who wish to eliminate hanging, excess skin of the forehead, eyelids, cheeks, or even neck, those with less significant signs of aging may not need the dramatic results offered by such a procedure.

For Atlanta patients who are just noticing the formation of crow’s feet (wrinkles around the eyes) or creases between the eyebrows and on the forehead, wrinkle-relaxing injectables like Botox® and Dysport® are an excellent option.  Made of slightly different versions of purified Botulinum, both Botox® and Dysport® inhibit the repeated muscle movements that cause wrinkles.  If you’ve been contemplating Dysport®, now is an excellent time to try it because from July 15^th through September 30^th, 2011, you can save $50 on 300 units of Dysport®.  Saving is simple; all you have to do is log on to dysportusa.com and register.  After you’ve completed your registration you will be guided to a printable form which you can fill out and mail in to receive your $50 rebate.

Additionally, patients who have received Botox® wrinkle reduction treatment within the last three to twelve months can receive an additional $50 rebate (that’s $100 in total savings) by providing an itemized receipt of their previous Botox® treatment along with their mailed redemption form.

Just as with plastic surgery, no one cosmetic procedure is appropriate for everyone’s cosmetic needs.  Dysport®’s “Think Outside the Bo**x” campaign is designed to allow you to trial your dermal injectable options to see which one works best for you in reducing wrinkles and making you look younger.

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