Those of us in our fabulous 50s are looking and feeling better than ever before. Of course, our 50s are also a time when new signs of aging start to reveal themselves. The good news is, there are surgical and nonsurgical cosmetic procedures that combat problem areas and help you look and feel your best in your 50s and beyond!
Let’s explore some of the common issues people face in their 50s, as well as the surgical and nonsurgical options to address those areas of concern.
When you love the way you look, your self-confidence soars. You feel strong, healthy, and capable of anything.
Aging is inevitable. Over time you may have noticed that your skin begins to loosen, crows feet appear, fine forehead lines become creases, and your jawline softens into jowls. Beneath the chin, another chin, or vertical folds appear at the front of the neck.
You’ve been considering a cosmetic procedure that would no doubt be a life-changing and transformative experience. And although you’re excited to move forward, there are a few areas of concern holding you back—one of which is the potential for scarring.
Scars are naturally a concern for many patients considering plastic surgery. However, you may be surprised to discover the multitude of ways that scarring can be minimized or prevented after a cosmetic procedure. Fortunately, in the hands of an experienced specialist, scars can be reduced until they are barely perceptible, or even invisible.
Of course you want to look and feel your best—and your skincare routine plays a significant role in making that happen. What you choose to put on your skin on a daily basis is a major factor in keeping it healthy, happy, and youthful for years to come.
But with so many skincare products on the market—both medical-grade and over-the-counter (OTC) options available—it can be really difficult to narrow down your choices. The global skincare industry continues to grow rapidly, with an increasing number of breakthrough products hitting the shelves (and pharmacies) each year.
You spent months saving up and studying before and after photos, planning for the plastic surgery that would give you the nose of your dreams. After a lifetime of wishing your nose looked different, you finally pulled the trigger and had the procedure done. The only problem now that you’ve recovered is that the results are not what you expected.
Rhinoplasty, commonly referred to as a nose job, is the surgical solution for reshaping the nose to improve its appearance and function. The procedure is very common—it is one of the top five cosmetic procedures, with more than 213,000 performed in 2018 alone.
Aging is a natural and universal part of life—men and women alike want to continue to look and feel their best as they age. Contrary to the common misconception that only women have cosmetic treatments, there are several nonsurgical procedures for men.
Nowadays, there are modern nonsurgical treatment options with little to no downtime and very few risks, an increasing number of men are getting cosmetic procedures done each year. In fact, the 2018 Plastic Surgery Statistics Report from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons revealed that more than 1.3 million cosmetic procedures were performed on men in 2018, and that number is on the rise.
Plastic surgery can be a truly transformative experience, both inside and out—and not only for the rich and famous.
You’re still happy, youthful, and energetic, but over time you’ve noticed that your eyes are beginning to tell a different story. Lately you’ve found yourself staring into the mirror and pulling back loose, sagging skin around your eyelids, wishing your appearance reflected how you feel inside. And to top it off, people are constantly asking if you’re tired—even right after a full night’s rest.
Sound all too familiar? The good news is that there are several cosmetic procedures available to improve the appearance and function of the eyes. And blepharoplasty is one of the most effective and beneficial of them all.
Karen, from Titusville, Florida, has an energetic attitude and a lifestyle to match—but her appearance hasn’t always reflected that accurately. Like so many others around her age, Karen started noticing common signs of aging such as deep lines, wrinkles, and loose, sagging skin on her face. When she found out that her daughter was getting married, Karen decided it was the perfect time to do something about it.
Do you struggle with a thinning or receding hairline that makes you feel self-conscious about your appearance? Does it sometimes feel like you’re losing not only your hair but also part of your identity?
If so, you’re far from alone; hair loss is a common struggle for men and women alike. In fact, it’s estimated that hair loss affects 50 million men and 30 million women in the U.S. alone. If you’re one of them, you’ve probably researched different hair restoration techniques, including our unique NeoGraft “MaxGraft” procedure and follicular unit extraction (FUE)—but there’s a good chance you haven’t heard about hairline lowering surgery and the excellent results it can provide for the right candidates.
Below we provide an overview of hairline lowering surgery, with information on everything from risks and recovery to lasting end results.
