Lift saggy cheeks with a non-surgical “facelift” Jessica Simpson loved

I bet many of you are with me here: You’ve had that sinking feeling when one day you notice your cheeks and forehead don’t look as perky as they used to, you’re starting to sag.

It’s gravity, dammit. But now there’s a way to stop slippage and rebuild muscle mass in your face, even if it doesn’t involve light weights at the gym. But just like you can build muscle in your arms and legs, you can pump up, or should I say gain weight, the muscles in your face.

Readers, know In facea new dermatological treatment that uses “high-intensity radiofrequency focused electrical stimulation” to rebuild facial muscle mass, together with collagen, to lift the cheeks, forehead and eliminate wrinkles.

Jessica Simpson She recently gave it a go and posted a video on her Instagram with EmFace’s inspiring stickers on her face. Once the patches were removed, the 42-year-old singer/designer was clearly impressed with the results. “Oh yeah, wow,” he shared as he scanned her face.

Now, this is the deal with EmFace. It’s only been available to patients in the United States for about four months, and “it’s the first time there’s been a technology that remodels facial skin, toning muscles, eliminating wrinkles, and bringing more life to the face,” explains the dermatologist. doctor bruce katzDirector of the Juva Skin & Laser Center in New York.

Dr. Katz has treated about 20 patients with EmFace since the treatment became available and reports that he and his team have seen impressive results. “It takes five to 10 years for a patient to look.” One such patient agrees, telling me, “I want to age gracefully. My appearance is important to me and I want to be well-groomed,” he explains. DianaSelf-described “mature person” filmmaker, director and visual artist who had no interest in having surgery and risking looking “strange.”

Instead, she underwent the EmFace treatment. For best results, the course of treatment consists of four sessions with patches applied to the cheeks and forehead, which are then placed into the EmFace machine. Jessica Simpson strutted around with stickers on and off.

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A 20-minute treatment is performed once a week, preferably for four consecutive weeks, for best results. Once applied, the patches provide electrical and radio stimulation while rapidly contracting the skin and facial muscles.

“When we exercise, we contract our muscles and stimulate muscle growth. It’s like exercising on steroids,” explains Dr. Katz. EmFace “makes contractions 20 times faster (compared to exercise). Continually contract your facial muscles as if exercising against resistance. These contractions increase the muscle mass of the face, restoring the facelift. It also stimulates collagen production and collagen fills in wrinkles.

Diane reports that she loves the results right away. “I have noticed an improvement, especially around the mouth. Double chin tightens and lifts naturally. But she, she cautions, the treatment “takes some getting used to. You’re not used to having your face worked out.

I agree that the EmFace contractions take some getting used to. I’ve tried the procedure and the first few minutes feel a little strange as the electrodes release contractions that literally feel like your face is being stretched and pulled. But then you adjust to the sensation and the trainer can increase the frequency of the contractions up to the maximum frequency so that you get the best results.

One benefit of EmFace is that it doesn’t leave patients with a red, puffy or dry face, a side effect anyone who has undergone laser treatments to stimulate collagen growth has experienced. These laser treatments are effective at restoring collagen, but you’ll definitely want to spend 25 minutes covered in numbing cream before undergoing an uncomfortable treatment for the several minutes it takes. But then, your face is red and puffy for three or four days and needs some serious makeup. You will need four to six treatments for best results. Compare that to EmFace, which only takes 20 minutes after applying the applicators. AND THEN, you have no residual redness or swelling.

As with all collagen-boosting treatments, it usually takes about four weeks for you to start noticing the positive effects. And you will continue to see improvements for six months. Diane, however, told me that she had already seen results after two or three treatments. I’ve also started seeing results after two treatments and her face looks like “his hers” hers face, not “weird” in any way.

So how much is it? Diane feared it wouldn’t be cheap at $1,000 to $1,500 per session, but compare that to the cost of a facelift, which can be anywhere from $10,000 to $100,000 depending on where you live in the country and how much work you need. be made

Eyebrow lifts range from $5,000 to $25,000 depending on where it is raised. For more information, visit bodybybtl.com or call

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