The actor had the cosmetic procedure done at the age of 91, and the result drew attention to the proportion; find out what the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery says
The actor Stenio Garcia91 years old, invented a new look this Tuesday 13, in the Fofocalizando program, on SBT, after having held a facial matching. The topic had repercussions on social networks mainly due to Stênio’s age and the amount of material that seems to have been applied to her face to achieve the result. But after all, Is there an age and application limit for this type of procedure?
According to Volney Pitombo, vice president of the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery (SBCP), as long as the person is in good health, There is no age limit fill the face. However, the doctor recommends having the procedure done parsimony and for one plastic surgeonwho is the most qualified professional both from a medical point of view and in relation to the aesthetic notion of enhancing the contours of the face.
“Today we exaggerate in eradicating wrinkles and in the search for a pattern. But beauty does not lie in the absence of wrinkles, but in their balance. Every age has its beauty and a good surgeon removes some wrinkles and leaves others, concentrating in balance,” he says. Dentists and dermatologists also offer this type of procedure. Most cases that generate complications involve professionals who are not doctors.
Is there an application limit?
There is no fixed rule on the maximum amount of material, usually hyaluronic acid and/or botox, which is used in facial blending procedures, provided the practitioner follows the manufacturer’s recommendations.
«Each patient demands a certain amount and in certain places, once again, what matters is having a good professional who knows how to do a good analysis», says Pitombo.
However, the specialist recommends that patients inquire about the type of material that will be used and avoid permanent ones, as they confer a greater risk of complications, as well as not being able to be canceled if the result is not satisfactory.
I am Materials used in fillings:
- botox: works as a muscle paralyzer, ideal for correcting and preventing wrinkles. Over time it is absorbed by the body;
- Hyaluronic acid: used to fill in parts of the face, such as lips, jawline and cheeks, generating volume. It is also absorbed by the body after a period;
- PMMA and hydroxyapatite: Used to fill, generate volume, but are irreversible and confer a greater risk of inflammation. must not be usedas recommended by the SBCP.
Source: Terra
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