How Much Does the Soft Lift Procedure Usually Cost?

For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in-person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest reaching out to an expert for a consultation with surgical and non-surgical methods to get a comprehensive option. Best, Dr. Emer.

This treatment rejuvenates the face by targeting wrinkles, volume loss, and sagging contours. It generally takes about half an hour or so and the cost is generally determined by the number of syringes or Botox unit administered. A syringe can be from $500-$850 while a Botox unit is about $10-$15. You can expect some swelling, bruising and discomfort that can last up to a week or two, although the majority of it subsides within 3-5 days.

Toxin is great for the dynamic wrinkles but can only take you so far.You can add cheek filler for volume and support and a blending filler such as beletero soft or diluted beletero balance to the area to the side of your eyes.I like Tixel to tighten the skin in this area.It uses heat to provide rejuvenation.

Dear Peretta:

A Soft Lift procedure consists of line relaxing with Botox and reflating with dermal filers like Juvvederm.  Both the above treatments are safe and effective in the hands of an expert injector.  The cost varies to the amount of Botox and dermal filler that you require for optimal treatment outcome.  All the best.

Botox is FDA approved treatment to improve the appearance of both moderate and severe frown lines between the brows and crow’s feet.  A certified injector will inject Botox to the crow’s feet muscle. The result will reduce the appearance of those lines.  Botox unit ranges from $10-$15, the cost is determined by units of Botox administered.  Botox can last up to 4 months.  Side effects include: localized pain, tenderness, redness, and/ or bruising at the injection sites.

The costs of this procedure varies based on the amount of Botox used and the amount of filler used. And it varies, as well, based on where you live and who is doing the procedure. Make sure that you have a skilled injector do these injections, in the offices of a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon. The longevity varies as well, also based on the skill level of the injector. It is important to find the right injector, learn the pros and cons of the procedure, and what are the various options are available, and then have the best treatment you can have.

One of the best way to rejuvenate the eyes is to do a combination of Botox for the crow's feet and Belotero or Restylane for the under eye hollows.  The longevity depends on the amount of product used and the injection volume.  The main side effect is local bruising or swelling which resolves in a few days.  For the best cosmetic result please consult a board certified dermatologist with a great deal of experience with this sensitive under eye area.

Every face is different, but a combination of Botox or Dysport to address any active wrinkles (frown lines, crow's feet, etc) and fillers to address any under eye tear trough/hollowness and nasolabial folds you may have is a good way to start.  Cost depends on how much product you need and longevity also depends on which products are used.  Please consult with a board certified specialist in the face who can help you achieve the results you seek.

Treatment for crows feet is usually done with Botox.  Also, a fractionated CO2 laser treatment would help.  Fillers can be used for the tear drop grove and also for injection cheek implants.  The latter stretches the skin around the crow's feet.  The amount of Botox and filler needed is highly variable based on how deep the wrinkles are.  Beware of pricing per zone.  There is no standard nomenclature for what a zone is and will likely underdose you.