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Aesthetic Treatment: Get Rid of Scars

January 4, 2020 · Leave a Comment

When you’re looking for the right aesthetic procedure, Dr. Rana Mays of Mays Dermatology says, “It’s a balance of what you want to gain for your self-confidence and looking your best.” This is why removing facial scars can be a big confidence booster. Dr. Fox, a practicing plastic surgeon says, “Plastic surgeons use our knowledge of healing to convert visible scars into less visible scars. That may involve a variety of techniques including lasers, traditional surgery, or an array of non-invasive devices.”

“We’re really more in tune with what we look like,” says Dr. Chet Mays of CaloAesthetics Plastic Surgery Center. In the end, there’s no magic mirror that can say when a person is ready to alter the signs of aging they see. Dr. Rana Mays says, “There’s no right or perfect time. It’s all about when a person starts being bothered by something.”

If seeking a physician to assist in a cosmetic desire becomes a goal, Dr. Fox says, “It’s not a frivolous thing. If somebody feels better and it raises their self-esteem and they become more confident…they have a higher quality of life.”

P.S. Check out these luxurious, sumptuous facials.

BY TONILYN HORNUNG

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