Dr. Gary Rothfeld: Cosmetic Dermatologist to the Stars at 629 Park Ave, Liquid Facelift Pioneer
International Acclaim in Non-Surgical Rejuvenation | Liquid Facelift Treatment by Dr. Gary Rothfeld | New York, NY
Liquid Facelift Treatment
Are you looking to reclaim a youthful appearance without the need for invasive surgery? Enter the age of the liquid facelift, pioneered by the internationally acclaimed Dr. Gary Rothfeld. More and more doctors and patients are turning to this revolutionary technique to improve the appearance of the aging face. Instead of stretching the skin tighter, Dr. Rothfeld’s approach involves filling the face from the inside with injectable dermal fillers such as Restylane, Perlane, Radiesse, Juvederm, Voluma, Bellafill, and Sculptra.
The use of Botox in addition to dermal fillers can enhance results, making them more effective and longer-lasting. The outcome is a facelift that addresses the lower two-thirds of the face, lifting the cheeks, jowls, and neck to smooth wrinkles and provide a more youthful appearance.
The results of a Volume Facelift can range from subtle to astonishing, and most patients can return to work the same day. The best candidates for a non-surgical facelift include those with minimal to moderate signs of aging. Younger patients often begin non-surgical facelift procedures to prevent or delay the signs of aging.
Patients who undergo Liquid Facelift procedures frequently receive compliments on their appearance without others knowing they’ve had any work done. In some instances, the results can be so uplifting that they transform an individual’s life. Liquid Facelift procedures typically take around half an hour to one hour, allowing patients to return to most normal routines the same day.
Dr. Rothfeld’s goal is to restore the skin’s firmness and contours by restoring volume, resulting in a healthy, rejuvenated appearance. His approach is always conservative, gradual, and natural, aiming for a revived, fresh, and firm look rather than an inflated or deformed one.
Botox can be especially useful when dermal fillers have been used to fill in expression lines, such as the creases that form when you smile, as repeated overuse of the surrounding muscles will cause the filler to break down more quickly.
It is important to note that silicone in liquid or gel form is not approved in the U.S. for injection into the face or body, and its use in such procedures has been associated with many unpleasant, disfiguring, and even fatal complications. Do not undergo a dermal filler procedure if you have any active skin sores, herpes outbreaks, pimples, rashes, cysts, or infections near the intended injection site.
Additionally, it is not recommended to receive laser treatments, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, or other similar skin treatments at the same time as your dermal filler procedure. Finding a well-qualified cosmetic dermatologist who uses only FDA-approved dermal fillers (no silicone liquid or gel) is crucial.
Dr. Gary Rothfeld is a board-certified dermatologist with a New York City office in Manhattan, providing expert skin care, dermatology, and cosmetic dermatology services. His Park Avenue practice has an international reputation in general, cosmetic, and surgical dermatology.
Having worked alongside several of the world's renowned dermatologists and cosmetic surgeons, Dr. Rothfeld has developed a uniquely innovative approach to treating any skin or cosmetic problem you may have. He is known for his attention to facial and body symmetry and his dedication to meeting patients’ personal goals.
Dating back to ancient Greek sculptors and later Renaissance artists, the concepts of proportional balance have always been a focus of interest to those who work with the human form. Since then, we continue to recognize that facial attractiveness is determined partially by the dimensional balance of facial components.
Leonardo DaVinci presented Vitruvian Man and Male Head in Profile with Proportions to outline his observations of this phenomenon. Among his works and others, the observation is similar: when the dimensions of one facial element are mathematically harmonious with the dimensions of other features, we usually find that face attractive.
This ratio is referred to as the Golden Ratio, the Divine Proportion, or Phi, measuring out to be 1.618:1. Interestingly, this same ratio appeals to the human eye in all forms, which is why corporate logos (such as Apple’s) are designed following this same ratio.
The faces above are identical, except for the dimension and shape of the jaw. For example, a nose with a specific shape and dimension, when placed on a face with a weak chin, can often look too large, making the face appear unattractive. By contrast, the exact same nose balanced against a strong jaw can look appropriate and make the entire face attractive.
For a natural, refreshed, and balanced appearance, trust Dr. Gary Rothfeld, the pioneer of the Liquid Facelift and a leader in non-surgical rejuvenation, at 629 Park Ave, New York, NY.
