Jawline contouring, surgical or non-surgical?

MANCHESTER, U.K. - Oct. 24, 2015 - PRLog -- "More clients are going for non-surgical treatments, with constraints set on them by employers and obviously to try and find more economical solutions to their cosmetic problems. Dermal fillers can be used in six specific points in the face to give the appearance of a lift of the lower jawline and cheek area, and at a fraction of the price of actual surgery" explains Dr Vik, cosmetic doctor at Dermaskin Clinic Manchester

"Patients with Grade 1 or Grade 2 jowls would benefit from the non-surgical approach, but they may also be candidates for a silhouette lift, sometimes simply called a thread lift. In Manchester we have found a 300% increase in this procedure in 2015 compared to 2014." He went onto explain that the main reason for this is clients not wanting to go under the knife, and wanted a more speedy result.

"Results of non-surgical treatments will never be as effective as surgical alternatives, however many patients might not need to go under the knife at all. It is great that treatments involving dermal fillers can give patients results that they would have only expected having undergone facial surgery."

Jaw line contouring with dermal fillers in Manchester starts at £240, with thread lifts at £1200 and a mid face lift price between £4-5k. Full price list http://www.dermaskin.co.uk/price-list/

Manchester cosmetic GP, Dr Gautam is a local practicing doctor qualifying from the prestigious University of Manchester.  He is a fully registered NHS GP and cosmetic expert.  He has performed thousands of specialist non-surgical cosmetic treatments in the UK and abroad.

He is a trainer in Botulinum Toxin, Dermal Fillers, Lip Enhancement, Chemical Skin Peels and Skin Rejuvenation.  Together with his brother they are researching possible age reversal treatments with specialists in the US.

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