Not Ready for Surgery? Try these Cosmetic Treatments Instead.

Last updated 8 months ago

Young woman relaxing having a facial treatment

Cosmetic surgery can be a great way to revitalize your facial and body contours and re-inject confidence back into how you feel about yourself. Your plastic surgeon can suggest both surgical and non-surgical treatments to target common cosmetic problems like wrinkles, sagging skin or stubborn fat. If you want to rejuvenate your appearance but aren’t yet ready for surgery, consider some of these non-surgical cosmetic procedures:

By temporarily blocking the nerve signals that cause your muscles to contract and form wrinkles, Botox is a non-surgical solution for fine lines and wrinkles. Read more about the treatment, how it works and how long it lasts with this Botox FAQ guide.
Treatments like chemical peels can lift years off your face without turning to the knife. Depending on your goals and the severity of your skin imperfections, your plastic surgeon may recommend a lighter or deeper chemical peel.
Laser hair removal is a long-term solution for an everyday problem. With laser hair removal, you can achieve silky smooth skin without the daily hassle of shaving, waxing or plucking.

For more information about your non-surgical cosmetic treatment options, contact Dr. Yarish. Dr. Scott Yarish is a leading, board-certified plastic surgeon in Houston with over sixteen years of experience and expertise in surgical and non-surgical procedures. Contact us today at (713) 469-3449 to schedule a consultation.

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