Cosmetologist Yulia Menyaeva recalled that beauty does not always require sacrifice, and those procedures that were relevant 10 years ago are not always worth choosing today.
According to the Russian online portal NGS24.ru, at the beginning of the last decade they were in vogue plump lips, like Angelina Jolie, but modern fillers did not yet exist, therefore, most often they used a biopolymer gel that did not dissolve and was not excreted from the body, it could only be removed surgically, and he gave an unnatural shape to his lips. Among the side effects of such an intervention are tissue fibrosis and tissue deformation, inflammation and edema. Now conscientious cosmetologists prefer to use fillers based on hyaluronic acid, which are more gentle and cause much fewer complications.
The second procedure, which was incredibly popular in the early 2000s and was actively promoted on television, is facelift with gold threads … To install them, a surgical incision in the skin was required, but they did not dissolve and could move over time, and then they had to be pulled out, again using incisions. In addition, in those with a thin epidermis, they could be noticeable. Today, face lifting can be achieved with much more gentle and modern methods - with the help of threads based on hyaluronic acid with notches, which are reliably fixed and do not deform the tissues.
For the treatment of rosacea and spider veins used to be electrocoagulation, an extremely painful procedure with a number of side effects in the form of unwanted pigmentation, scarring and a long recovery period. Simply put, the neoplasms on the epidermis were cauterized, after which a crust formed. However, since the laser appeared in cosmetology, it is recommended to forget about electrocoagulation. New techniques are as painless as possible and give an instantly noticeable result.
Also, cosmetologists recommend forgetting about hard peels - due to a long rehabilitation period, during which a person literally falls out of life, because his face looks more like a bloody mask. Now, superficial and superficial-median options are much more in demand, the course of which is longer, but the recovery is softer, and the result in the end will be the same.
And the last thing worth giving up is mechanical dermabrasion: such resurfacing used to be very traumatic for the skin, because it was rubbed almost to the point of blood. Today, there are much more effective and certainly more gentle procedures such as hydropeeling, which not only cleanse, but also rejuvenate the epidermis.
