How can men fight aging?
Two cosmetic surgeons Samuel Lam and Thomas Tzikas have some interesting ideas on aging of men and how it can be fought. According to them, aging is manifested through three major processes:
- Gravitational descent,
- Solar skin damage, and
- Volume loss.
The newest cosmetic cocktail for men fighting the aging process is fat transfer combined with Portrait Plasma Skin Regeneration. According to Dr. Lam, “This procedure provides immediate and durable results without an incision. Men can continue to shave and return to work shortly after the procedure. After the healing period, they will appear rejuvenated and refreshed with younger looking skin… The feminized and alien look of a brow lift and upper blepharoplasty [eye lid surgery] for men is entirely avoided with the natural periorbital [around the eye] rejuvenation using fat grafting that maintains the normally low to full set of upper eyelid of an attractive male.”
Dr. Tzikas says that “eyelid rejuvenation with fat transfer and Portrait plasma takes half of the recovery time of other cosmetic cocktails and there is minimal risk of pigment loss. Male patients heal more quickly than female patients because of their thicker dermis. Male patients also peel faster because of their facial hair.” He says “many of his patients in the corporate world request this cosmetic cocktail in order to “refresh” their look and reverse the aging process.”
What is fat transfer?
Fat transfer, which is autologous, takes fat from another part of the body, such as the stomach or thighs, harvests it, and injects it into the face. Fat transfer is a safe and natural procedure.
What is Portrait Plasma?
Portrait plasma is a non-invasive, first of its kind in-office technology clinically proven to treat unhealthy sun damaged skin and stimulate a natural, healthier regenerative process of the skin. When combined with fat transfer, patients achieve a natural, younger look.
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