Have you tried out different skin tightening treatments but didn’t get the result you so badly desired? If yes, you are not alone. You see, there are a lot of people in Singapore who are frustrated because they have spent their hard-earned money on skin tightening products, or have even gone as far as signing up for a non-surgical skin tightening procedure, but got little or no result. This goes to say that many of the skin tightening treatments out there don’t work.
However, some work wonders and have helped a lot of people smoothen out the wrinkles on their skin and make them look younger. Want to find out more about these procedures? If yes, you are going to benefit from this article, as we will be looking as some tried and tested non-surgical skin tightening treatments in Singapore: https://www.priveclinic.com/clinic-services/anti-ageing-skin-tightening/
The following article by Denis Mann, MS unveils some popular skin tightening treatments in Singapore that really work.
6 New Skin-Tightening Treatments That Really Work
Today, dermatologists and plastic surgeons can tighten lax, sagging skin on the face and body—often without using a scalpel. These are the new treatments that actually work. Read more here.
You likely now know six of the leading skin tightening treatments in Singapore, like radiofrequency, spillover, ultrasound, micro-needling, and so on. Every day, hundreds of people in Singapore sign up for these procedures not just because they are effective, and that their effects are long-lasting, but also they are non-surgical and have little downtime. If you haven’t tried a non-surgical skin tightening procedure before, or know little about it, you are definitely going to have a lot of questions. Read the next article carefully, as it shed light on the answers to some frequently asked questions about non-surgical skin tightening treatment.
The following article by Americanboardcosmeticsurgery is basically a how-to-guide to non-surgical skin tightening.
Skin Tightening: Tighten and tone lax skin on the face and body
With non-surgical skin tightening, cosmetic surgeons can effectively tighten moderately lax or “crepey” skin on the face, neck, and body, helping patients improve their appearance, and postpone the need for surgery. Read more here.
You surely now know a few things about non-surgical skin procedures, like how to know if you are a good candidate, the benefits and limitations associated with it, how to choose a provider, and so on. If you have more questions, then you should consult a certified and experienced aesthetician. You can go the extra mile by doing your own research.
The following article by theaestheticscentre shed light on some things you should know if you plan to sign up for non-surgical skin tightening procedure.
10 skin tightening facts if you want the non-surgical route
The signs of aging can be classified into four main categories: wrinkles/texture, the lack of firmness of cutaneous tissues or sagging, vascular disorders, andpigmentation problems. In a person’s lifetime, the skin will change in structure and appearance, not only because of chronological- Read more here.
You definitely now know some 10 things you need to keep at the back of your mind before opting for a non-surgical skin tightening procedure. You also now know how to prepare for the procedure, how to select an aesthetician, what questions to ask during your session with the aesthetician you opted for, and what to expect after it.
Final note
Presently, a few skin tightening treatments are becoming increasingly popular in Singapore, as they are effective, and their results are long-lasting. Before signing up for any of them, it is wise that you first consult your doctor.
Bear in mind that pregnant women, people using certain medications, and those who have certain health conditions aren’t good candidates for the procedure.
During your session with your doctor or aesthetician, feel free to ask as many questions as you want. Doing this, will help you get a clear picture of what the procedure is all about and how you can prepare for it.