Non surgical face lifts expanding in the "greening" of people

Mild rosacea that motivates some people to have a non surgical correction

Carol Forsloff - Portland, Oregon is greening its people it seems to be as young and fresh as its grasses and streams.  Going green is a new way to youth. Will it work?It's the big thing these days, looking younger, as the baby boomers with their accent on youth strive to stay that way forever, so here comes another solution, non surgical facelifts.  But do they work?

Portland,Oregon, center for growing green, has seemingly a doc on each  block with it now.

The demand for non-surgical cosmetic options has brought about new ways that involve ultrasound technology to achieve what the folks there claim will create the same results as a surgical facelefit without the same cost and time it takes for a more intrusive procedure. 

Excitement, for sure, given the growing demand for cosmetic surgery in the United States.  There has been a 162 percent increase in folks clamoring for
help, with the statistics revealing non surgical, non invasive procedures top the list, according to the American Society of Liposuction, reporting 10.2 million cosmetic procedures in 2008.

And while cosmeticians are joining the ever-growing group of those going green, i.e. trying to look youthful without going under the knife, do these procedures work?

In 2013 the Daily Mail tackled that very topic.  This is what they found out.
Most people consider procedures like Botox injections make them appear more relaxed and somewhat younger.  Chemical peels seemed to create a few problems in the healing phase of the procedures, but a patient who was interviewed responded that the end result was worth the pain and the costs.  And a laser treatment also brought a positive response from someone who had used that method to reduce the signs of aging.  Still readers responses on the photos used to show the comparisons of before and after the procedures maintained they could see little difference in them.

Still folks are flocking to clinics in their efforts to look younger and therefore what they assume will be better, a growing trend of going green that seems to appeal to many folks in a world where many want to avoid looking old before their time.

Given the growing demand and concerns, these new methods of creating a new appearance for people who want to look younger or better, who knows what direction will be the result? 

"You join a long line of people praying to the gods of
beauty to bring some non-surgical answer to their prayers for facial
rejuvenation. It is truly the Holy Grail of plastic surgery.
Unfortunately, there is no non-surgical way to get the same results as a
facelift," responds Adam Rubenstein, plastic surgeon.