[P397]Pimples On Face Treatment

Daily Mail observes a hot new trend in celebrity faces. The days of the old stretched look of a too-tight facelift or the glassy skin and winged eyebrows of overdone fillers are over. Many patients including celebrities still seek out Botox for migraines, however, the hottest look top models and actresses everywhere are falling for is what's being referred to as the pillow face. In their search for eternal youth, middle-aged celebrities are suddenly sporting puffy, plump, pillowy faces with prominent chubby cheeks, smooth under-eye areas, and foreheads that are not just Botox-smooth, but curved and padded, too.

Kylie Minogue, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Courtney Love, and Madonna are among the many celebrities with the pillow-faced look for some time, while most celebrities like to boast that their line-free appearance is due to nothing more than drinking a lot of water and doing hours of yoga, there is no doubt that there is a boom in non-surgical treatments - in particular, the use of Beverly Hills Botox and other fillers - to plump out thin, haggard faces.

The traditional facelift was based on the idea that our sagging skins make people look older. Subsequently, the idea was if you pull back the offending folds, you have a younger looking face. But another major aspect of the ageing process is the loss of volume, or plumpness, under the skin. A top Beverly Hills facial plastic surgeon who specializes in injectable treatments, points out how we lose vital fat from around the eyes, then the upper cheeks, cheekbones, sides of the mouth, nose-to-mouth lines and, finally, the forehead and sides of the face as we age. The ideal proportion of a young woman's face is an upside down triangle characterized by a narrow chin and wide cheek region, forming a heart-shaped face. With age, this upside down triangle goes into reverse. Cheek volume decreases and while the jaw and neck increase in volume.

Among a variety of new injectable fillers that hit the market, the most popular are Restylane, Voluma, Juvederm, Hydrafill and the French brand Surgiderm - are made of hyaluronic acid, which occurs naturally in skin. And for years in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills migraine treatment using Botox procedures have been proven tremendously safe and effective time again along with treating facial lines and wrinkles.

It's clear that when done well the effects of fillers are subtle, pretty, and rejuvenating. And it's likely that this widespread pillowy face trend will remain very popular among Hollywood stars and music celebrities for years to come.

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