Dr Glynn Bolitho: Hold on to Younger Self with Cosmetic Surgeries

SAN DIEGO - Feb. 27, 2019 - PRLog -- In the past, people over the age of 60 were considered old and put out to retirement. But that's no longer the case, with people living not only longer lives, but also healthier and more vibrant lives. The expectation is now to be doing just as many activities in your 60s as you did in your 30s, with much more time to do them because usually children are out of the house and getting on with their own lives.

But, with this comes the need to look as young as you feel, which is why cosmetic surgery has become more and more popular. Additionally, surgical methods and advancing technology mean that results are optimised and risks minimised. But, that's only if you choose a board-certified surgeon who has good experience in the surgery you want.

Ageism is a major problem for older people who want to remain in the workplace and although you can't hide the numbers, being able to look as young as you feel certainly helps to ward off discrimination. Taking measures to stay fit and healthy as well as a few surgical and non-surgical treatments to ward off the ravages of time and gravity are the only way to ensure you remain relevant and vibrant well into your sixties and seventies.

Dr. Glynn Bolitho, a board-certified plastic surgeon who has vast experience in the cosmetic arena, says, "Choosing the right surgeon is imperative. Your body and health isn't something you should ever take lightly and before making the decision to undergo surgery, make sure you have done your research."

Dr. Bolitho, who has a burgeoning practise in San Diego, goes on to say that a good and responsible surgeon will always take the time to properly consult with you before any surgery takes place. He and his team of professionals spend as much time as it takes to ensure their patients are not only comfortable with the process of their procedure, but also have a good understanding of what the final result will be.

"Managing expectations is key – you have to know what can and can't be achieved with cosmetic surgery before you go under the knife," continues Dr. Bolitho.

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