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Want to take years off your face? These treatments can rejuvenate your skin

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An increasing array of nonsurgical products and procedures aim to reduce the effects of time and sun exposure. Image: studiokovac/Thinkstock A growing population of healthy, active older women who want to look as young as they feel has spurred the development of skin rejuvenation techniques that are more subtle and have much shorter recovery times than facelifts. "It's important to choose your treatments with care and to check and double-check the reputation and accreditation of clinicians performing invasive skin procedures," Dr. Arndt says. You may want to consult a dermatologist to weigh the possible risks and likely benefits of various treatments. Cosmetic procedures aren't covered by insurance, so cost might also be an important factor in choosing a skin rejuvenation procedure. The most common procedures The following are several often-used techniques to remove fine wrinkles, scars, uneven pigmentation, and other imperfections. Botox.  Injecti

Cosmetic Surgery for Removing Dark Circles in Under Eye Area

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Image source: lybrate.com There are many women that find dark circles grown around their eyes especially on under eye areas due to various reasons. This issue is usually seen in mid-aged women. Causes of dark circles: Dark circles can be result of prolonged mental stress. These may occur due to heredity. Due to lack of volume between upper cheek fat and lower eyelid bag dark circle might be formed. Hyperpigmentation of skin can be another cause of dark circles. Translucent and thin skin on lower eyelid causing visibility of underlying muscles can be a cause of dark circles as well. Cosmetic surgeons make a thorough analysis of face and area on which dark circles are formed during the initial consultation session with the patient. There cannot be one standard method applicable for all the patients. Expert surgeons design dark circle treatment according to their diagnosis of each patient. Surgeons can adjust the available fat deposition to form a proper prop