A Noninvasive Alternative to a Surgical Facelift.
Channel: BioBalance Healthcast
Date: 2023-04-03

See all the Healthcasts at https://www.biobalancehealth.com/healthcast-blog.

If you are over 50 you have probably wished that you could have a face lift to bring you back to how you looked in your 20s or 30s. As an owner of a Medical Esthetic Spa named BioBalance Skin®, and because I am 68 myself, I have spent years looking for a facial treatment that would get the results of a surgical face lift, but without the pain, surgery and downtime. Because of the EmFace,  I have finally found what I was looking for so  I bought it!  It is called EM-Face, kin is the first medical spa to offer this treatment that makes facelifts a thing of the past.

The EM Face is not only unique because the results of the EmFace are amazing, but it is also  unique because it isn’t painful, it doesn’t require many treatments (EMFace series is 4-6 treatments, one per week), and does not require anesthesia, there is no down time, no loss of time from work, and you are not at the mercy of a surgeon’s skill to make you look like yourself at a younger age,  instead of a young stranger (think Sharon Stone).

The EmFace treatment is done in our Medical Spa, and each treatment takes 30 minutes.  There is no operating room or anesthesia needed and it takes 4-6 sessions 30-minutes long , painless treatments that you don’t even have to get undressed for!  After your treatment you can go right out in the world without bruising or any sign that you had a face lifting procedure.

How does the EmFace work?  It uses electrical stimulation of the facial muscles to pull your facial skin up toward your temples, and it also tightens the facial skin so it literally makes your skin smooth and removes wrinkles!   Skin tone and muscle tone are improved and wrinkles disappear. …A face lift doesn’t improve your skin tone and it only smooths deep wrinkles.

Leaves no evidence of having a lifting procedure except that over the following 3 months you look progressively younger.   This is an advantage if you don’t want your friends to know that you had anything done to make you look younger.  A face lift is obvious and it is hard to hide the fact that you had a major procedure to regain a youthful looking face.

How long does it last? A Face Lift lasts about 10 years depending on the thickness and tone of your skin, as well as your age when you have the surgery.  EmFace generally requires one maintenance treatment a year to maintain the “lift” indefinitely.

Cost comparison?

EM-face 4 treatments costs around $2,800  and 6 treatments cost $3600 at BioBalance Skin®and that’s it!.

A facelift surgeon can charge t up to $100,000 for his or her services. Then  you have to add the additional costs of the operating room +  the cost of the surgical assistant + supplies and usually  you have to pay for one night in the surgery center.

For a facelift, plan on paying over $150,000 total (assuming you have no complications) vs a total charge of $2,800-$3,600 for an EMSCULPT facelift.  Oh, I forgot to add the value of your time off from your job which can be 3 months after a facelift, before you want be seen  in public.

Why does a face lift prevent you from showing your face right away?

Facelift Surgery on the face involves dissecting the skin away from the muscle and bones of the face, pulling the skin up toward your temples, trimming off extra skin and then closing the incisions with suture. This massive dissection causes a large amount of swelling and bruising, requiring drains placed in your face, for weeks.  This damage lasts a long time and is PAINFUL!

It generally causes patients to remain  housebound until they completely recover, which can be months.

EMFace causes none of these side effects and complications,  so you can go out in public, or back to work right afterwards with a “glow”, and no sign that you had anything more than a facial.

What are the comparable risks?

The risks of a facial surgery of any kind are dramatic…damage to the facial nerve may not be recoverable, making you unable to smile or show expression on one side of your face.  Surgery risks are always numerous and most surgeries include the complications of anesthesia, even death, infection, bruising, non-healing, nerve damage scar formation and facial drooping.