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As the old saying goes, your eyes are the windows to your soul. But are you happy with the eyes you see in the mirror? Age can bring sagging skin around your eyes, making them look droopy and tired.

Rhinoplasty is cosmetic surgery involving the structure of the nose. While many people associate nose jobs with aesthetic surgery to improve appearance, rhinoplasty procedures are often done for functional reasons.

When you’re fit and healthy and want to look as young as you feel, laser resurfacing your skin could be just the treatment for which you’ve been seeking.

As you age, it becomes more apparent that skin loses its elasticity, and firmness. Your eyebrows may droop, laugh lines grow deeper, forehead furrows don’t seem to go away, and you may develop those tell-tale jowls.

If you instantly think of cosmetic surgery as a feminine pursuit, you can be forgiven, since most patients are women.

When you think about the fastest-growing plastic surgery procedure, chin augmentation might not be the first thing to cross your mind, yet the early part of the decade saw a 71% rise in popularity.

With today’s advanced technology and state-of-the-art nonsurgical procedures, you have quite a selection of cosmetic treatments to choose from to help reverse the outward signs of aging, like facial lines and sagging skin.

While heavy jowls and voluminous necks may have worked for Marlon Brando and Winston Churchill, giving them an air of dignified wisdom, for the rest of us, sagging around the chin and neck simply robs us of our youthful vitality.

One question we get often here at The Yeung Institute is about the best age for a facelift. While we’d love to have a simple, across-the-board answer, the fact is that your ideal age may be completely different from someone else’s, and it all depends upon the skin you’re in.

As you get older, your eyelids may lose tone and start to droop. It can interfere with your eyesight or simply add years to the look of your face.