tBlog - Facial Rejuvenation Trends in Tampa Florida

Facial Rejuvenation plastic surgery is constantly changing. Technology is improving, and plastic surgeons are looking at new and different ways to create a younger looking face, with as little down-time and scarring as possible. Some of the most traditional procedures you may recognize, such as facelifts, forehead lifts, and eye lifts, as well as non-surgical procedures such as lasers, peels and injectables, Botox, Juvederm, Restylane, etc. Newer technology you may not be familiar with, such as short-scar, mini, mid-face, or endoscopic facelifts, custom facial implants, facial and neck liposuction, and a non-surgical alternative of an assortment of facial fillers commonly known as a liquid facelift.

Tampa Cosmetic Surgery centers in Florida, like that of Dr. Eric Egozi, at the Clearwater Center for Cosmetic Surgery, are participating in many of the latest panels and technological symposiums by the heads of the Aesthetic Surgery industry. Last Year the The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) held a panel called “Facial Rejuvenation: What Has Stood the Test of Time?” which was moderated by Robert Singer, MD, Past President of ASAPS, and included Sherrell Aston, MD, Thomas Baker, MD, Fritz Barton, MD, and Bruce Connell, MD. The panel discussed new emerging facial rejuvenation technology, as well as improvements on the traditional procedures.

“There are many advances being made in all aspects of aesthetic surgery. Nevertheless, there are some procedures that have stood the test of time and the results obtained decades ago with these techniques are still as good today. Many of the techniques for neck contour correction are based on those that have been developed over the past twenty years, but we have also had successful new developments, including reliable new techniques developed in the past decade to help younger patients with a double chin appearance” said Dr. Connell.

A traditional Tampa facelift, for example, may be the more costly and invasive procedure, but has stood the test of time as far as its aesthetic results. Often, surgeons use a mixture of techniques, pairing more traditional procedures with newer, non-invasive procedures to get the best results. Traditional facelifts performed 20 years ago were based on very specific procedures. Now surgeons can study the face and use the best aspects of the latest technologies to yield the best results for each individual face.

Nowadays, Florida plastic surgery patients don’t have to wait until they’re 50 or 60 to get a facelift. Now, younger patients are turning to Tampa eyelid surgery, mini-facelifts, and liquid facelifts to give them a younger look, without resorting to a full-on traditional facelift. Likewise, those who may need to focus on contouring, rather than tightness of the skin may turn to Tampa liposuction procedures of the face and neck. Selective liposuction procedures can remove specific excess fatty areas in the face and neck, giving a nice contour, rather than pulling the skin tight.

“Facial rejuvenation has evolved to where we now can permit the surgeon to select the time-proven technique indicated by the patient’s anatomy. We are able to custom design the facelift for each individual,” said Dr. Aston. For more information on facial plastic surgery by board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Eric Egozi in Clearwater Florida, visit www.egoziplasticsurgery.com.

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