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Five great benefits of skin tightening

If you're not entirely happy with the way your body looks, one of the treatments you might want to consider is skin tightening.

Australian Times by Australian Times
01-05-2017 09:49
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Unlike forms of cosmetic surgery, skin tightening isn’t as traumatic for your body, which is why there are many benefits and lots of people considering it.

1. There is very little recovery time

Unlike surgery, you don’t have to wait a few weeks to heal and get back on your feet again. With skin tightening, you might experience soreness for a couple of hours after the treatment. However, this will soon go and you won’t feel any pain at all in most circumstances. Some professionals will recommend that you use sunscreen on the affected area for a couple of days, particularly for people who have sensitive skin and are more likely to experience pain.

2. The results last long

When you undergo skin tightening treatment, you’ll see the difference straight away. Skin tightening will also increase and stimulate collagen production in your skin, which will keep your skin looking great for many months afterwards. If you want to see the results before and after, take pictures before you have the treatment and then take another picture every couple of weeks to see how your skin is looking and if it is improving.

3. There is no surgery involved

For many people who want to improve the way their skin and body looks, the idea of going under the knife puts them off instantly. Many people, particularly older people or those who have lost large amounts of weight, never quite get the body they desire because of their fears of surgery. Since skin tightening is mainly laser treatment, so you might feel heat or a small amount of pain during the process. However, you won’t have to suffer the anxiety and stress of being put under anaesthetic while having treatment at a skin tightening clinic in Sydney.

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4. There is very little pain

The only pain you’ll feel will be the laser when it stimulates the collagen underneath your skin. The treated area will then be red for an hour or two while your body adjusts to the treatment you’ve just received. Compared to many other types of skin treatments, the pain is very minimal. There will not be any incisions or cuts to your skin, so you won’t have any scars either.

5. Your skin will feel young and beautiful

After the skin tightening procedure, your body will feel like it has been revitalised and strengthened. Most people report that they feel much younger and they have lots more confidence about their skin and their bodies in general. If you feel like you’re lacking confidence and want to feel like your body is more youthful, skin tightening might be an option for you to consider.

 

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