How To Fend Off Wrinkles, Dark Spots and Sagging Skin
The Singapore Women's Weekly|July 2017

Fillers, botox, lasers and the latest high-tech skincare products… here’s your anti-ageing guide on how to fend off wrinkles, dark spots and sagging skin.

Arissa Ha
How To Fend Off Wrinkles, Dark Spots and Sagging Skin

The last few years have seen a huge improvement in the technology of aesthetic procedures, and also their popularity. Dr Siew Tuck Wah from Radium Aesthetics shares, “I see more of an increase in numbers asking for injectables now – reflecting an increased acceptance of injections for facial enhancement and rejuvenation.” Dr YZ Tan of Mizu Aesthetics chimes in, stating that “[It is] definitely much more acceptable now that people realise that aesthetic procedures are safe when done by a licensed and experienced doctor.” No longer do people shy away from minimally-invasive procedures like injectables and laser treatments to maintain a youthful visage. Here are the newest in aesthetic procedures that can help delay the signs of ageing.

Thread Lifts

The thread lift is a minimally invasive procedure, where threads with barbs are inserted under the skin and pulled to give the face a more lifted appearance. According to Dr y Z Tan of Mizu Aesthetics, threads are versatile in their application. “Threads can be inserted along the cheeks to reduce the appearance of nasolabial folds, or along the jawline to lift the jowls to create a V-shaped face,” comments Dr Tan. “They can also be used on the nose, for a higher nose bridge.”

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