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You have noticed the sagging along your jawline. You have pulled your skin back in the mirror, wishing it would just stay there. You have tried the "firming" lotions and the facial exercises. And still, gravity seems to be winning. That is not a failure of effort. That is a natural shift in skin laxity and tissue support, and it deserves a medical solution.
Millions of people want to address the signs of aging but are not ready or do not want - to go under the knife. There is a biological reason for the "descending" face and a medical answer that doesn't require an operating room.
No guesswork. No "duck lips." Just a doctor-supervised treatment built around your unique facial anatomy and your goals.
Your journey begins with a completely free, no-obligation consultation with Dr. Yvette's team. We assess your facial structure, the degree of skin laxity, and your aesthetic goals to see if a non-surgical approach is right for you. There is no pressure and no commitment required.
Before any treatment is performed, we conduct a thorough medical assessment. We evaluate your skin quality, medical history, and underlying tissue support. This ensures that the lifting techniques chosen whether threads, liquid lifts, or energy-based treatments are safe and effective for your specific anatomy.
Based on your assessment, Dr. Yvette designs a personalised Non-Surgical Lift programme. This may involve a combination of structural fillers, thread lifting, or bio-stimulators to create a multi-dimensional lift. Every plan is different - because every face ages differently.
We believe you should feel completely informed before making any medical decision. These are the questions our weight management clients ask most often.
While surgery is more permanent, a non-surgical lift offers significant visible lifting with no general anesthesia, no scarring, and minimal downtime.
We use advanced numbing techniques and local anaesthesia to ensure the process is as comfortable as possible.
Depending on the methods used, results can last anywhere from 12 months to 2 years).
Most patients experience only minor swelli.ng or bruising and can return to work within a day or two.
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