Surgeon Investigates: Can 70 be the New 50?
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Raquel Welch is 74!
It’s surely the next goal of cosmetic surgery! But is this evitable? Are we close to that? Can 70 be the new 50? Though we are not that close, all odds show we can touch what was appearing to be a sci fi scenario almost 15-20 years ago! The progress is quite obvious and you will feel surprised if you check recent photos of over-70 celebs like Raquel Welch, Harrison Ford, Diana Ross, Judy Dench and many others!
Now Dr. Sam Rizk, a renowned plastic surgeon working at New York City, sheds light to this extraordinary progress: “Thanks to advances in technologies and innovative procedures to rejuvenate the face, while diminishing scars and recovery time, aging with grace has never been easier,” and adds“Results continue to become more discreet and natural-looking, making surgical solutions a reality for many who may not have previously considered it.”
Facelift and other facial contouring procedures seem to rapidly evolving achieving increasingly natural results! Dr. Rizk’s innovative 3-D Facelift is another proof of the previous statement: a procedures that brings about less bruising, scarring and swelling while at the same moment eliminating recovery period to only 7 days! And obviously technological innovation won’t stop here.. sophisticated procedures that now cost a fortune will be much more affordable in a few years, while new, up-to-date devices will definitely appear. Cosmetic surgery is a field so strongly related to evolution of technology, which inevitably pushes the limits of antiaging/beauty to new extremities! And it’s not only that! The surgeon claims people in their 70s are much more in a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle! Dr. Rizk states: “People in their seventies are more tuned into health, diet and physical fitness than ever before,” and adds “Most of my patients from that generation are hoping to match their vibrant health with their outward appearance. We can do that with less invasive surgeries that have a big impact on appearance and confidence.”
