Make the Most of Your Looks

Never before have there been so many non surgical solutions for your aging face. Our 40+ beauty guide tells all.
'It's a good time to be over 40," says New York City cosmetic dermatologist Deborah Sarnoff, MD. "I'll be the judge of that," you might say. But Sarnoff has a point. Thanks to a boom in noninvasive, anti-aging procedures, you can choose from an extensive menu of smoothing, tightening, and firming treatments that don't involve a scalpel, extensive downtime, or a $20,000 medical bill. Sound appealing? According to figures from the American Academy of Plastic Surgeons, millions of U.S. women think so: Between 2000 and 2007, the number of non surgical beauty procedures performed in this country jumped 81 percent. But is an injectable filler or laser treatment the right next step for you? It depends on how much "aging" (for example, fine lines, dark spots, and slack skin) you can you live with -- and what you're willing to endure (non surgical procedures are pricey and not entirely pain-free). To help you figure it all out, we've compiled a primer of the latest knife-free treatments. The info here covers everything out there, from the least invasive treatments to the most aggressive (short of surgery). So sit back and survey the latest ways to make the most of what you've got.
To Lift Slack Skin
Some doctors are using fillers in revolutionary ways that literally change how the skin hangs on your face. New York cosmetic plastic surgeon Yan Trokel, MD, created the Y-Lift, in which Juvederm is utilized to subtly boost the lower half of the face. Trokel inserts an instrument into a small hole made near the ear, gently lifts the skin back, then injects Juvederm to hold the tissue in place. "This allows you to lift up the lower face. And in the process, the neck is tightened, and lines there go away too," Trokel explains. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia; results can last up to two years. Cost: about $5,500.
In general, say experts, you will see best results with injectables if you start slowly with temporary filler like Restylane or Juvederm (as opposed to a formula that stays put for several years). Also, you may want to try Botox in baby steps. You can always add more if you'd like, but subtracting is impossible (and you have to live with the results for at least three months).

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