Aging is one of your skin’s worst enemies, but it doesn’t have to be that way. It used to be that the only way to improve one’s skin after a certain age was through surgery, such as a facelift. Today, however, there are a number of skin rejuvenation treatments that are non-invasive or minimally invasive, and some of them can take as little as an hour on a lunch break!

So how can you get to looking and feeling younger again? See if one of these three skin rejuvenation treatments is right for you:

• Botox: Botox is the most popular noninvasive cosmetic treatment performed in the United States and has been for several years running. In 2013, its use increased 15.6% across the U.S. for those who want younger-looking, smoother skin. Typical results can last around six months, sometimes more if Botox is combined with fillers and other injectables. If Botox isn’t right for you, there is also the Xeomin Botox alternative, which uses similar ingredients to smooth out wrinkles and fine lines.
• Laser Liposuction: Liposuction may not sound like a treatment that rejuvenates skin, but it could be depending on your shape. Laser liposuction is becoming popular because it uses lasers to absorb about 90% of the water below the skin’s surface. This, in turn, can help reduce a “bloated” appearance and may even help skin stay firmer. In addition to getting laser liposuction, there are also laser cellulite removal procedures that can help you get rid of cellulite — a problem that affects about 98% of women — quickly and painlessly.
• Chemical Peels: Another skin rejuvenation treatment is the chemical peel, which helps resurface the skin to make it look younger. Depending on how you take care of your skin, these treatments can be used every three to six months. Despite the name, the treatment is fairly painless, and it’s quick and easy, too.

If you’re looking for services that rejuvenate faces, then seek out a clinic in your area that will perform these and other treatments. Have more questions? Leave a comment in the space provided.