What Are the Best Cosmetic Treatments to Get for a Winter Wedding?

The lights, cooler temperatures, and seasonally inspired décor make winter a fun time to get married—but just remember that whatever your wedding date may be, achieving the radiant, picture-perfect look you want will require preparation. Traditionally, spray tans, eyelash extensions, waxing, hair gloss, and teeth whitening have been associated with wedding prep, but there is now a large variety of modern non-surgical aesthetic procedures to check out if you want to achieve glowing, supple, and flawless skin just in time for the occasion. Lip injections, says New Jersey’s Burnett Plastic Surgery, are a popular choice for brides who want to achieve fuller lips. There are also other options available to enhance your appearance while still preserving the softest, most natural-looking results.

Along with abiding by a stricter skincare regimen and a great fitness and nutrition plan, these aesthetic procedures will fine-tune your appearance and give you a confidence boost. Here are some of the best minimally invasive bridal beauty treatments that you might consider having to attain a wedding-worthy appearance before the big day.

Facial Fillers

Facial fillers like the versatile Juvederm® collection are soft gel-like injectables that are added directly below the skin to produce volume in areas where it is lacking. Facial fillers can be used for smoothing fine lines and deeper creases that are caused by sun damage or age-related depletion of collagen, fat, and moisture. Additionally, fillers can add fullness to the lips and cheeks or add definition to the jawline and cheeks if you want a more sculpted appearance. Hyaluronic acid fillers have many advantages, such as the fact that results appear instantly after the treatment, and they can easily be reversed if you are not fully satisfied with your look.

Neuromodulators

Neuromodulators like BOTOX® complement facial fillers because they work on different types of wrinkles. Neuromodulators minimize the lines that are associated with facial expressions like frowning, squinting, and smiling, such as forehead lines, frown lines, and crow’s feet. These injectables prevent chemical messages from initiating the muscle contractions that cause wrinkles, allowing your skin to look more relaxed and refreshed. Injectables like neurotoxins help brides-to-be maintain great, fresh-looking skin despite any stress and sleep deprivation they’re likely to experience during the weeks of planning before their wedding.

Kybella®

Want to get rid of some stubborn fat below the chin area in time for a wedding? Sometimes genetics can make you more likely to have fat in this area, or your bone structure might make the bulk look more prominent. Kybella® gives you a more sculpted jawline by destroying fat in the submental area or double chin area between the chin and neck. These injections gradually reduce some of the stubborn fat, and once it has been metabolized, it can’t come back. It takes around 12 weeks and at least two sessions for patients to notice the full results from treatments, so it’s best to get Kybella®several months in advance of the day.

Chemical Peels

Chemical peels are a way of evening out your skin tone and brightening your skin. Just remember to have lighter, more gentle chemical peels because wind chill and cold may cause adverse effects for deeper peels. Chemical peels remove the dead, flaky skin that sticks to the surface and causes it to become dull and uneven while also making acne flare-ups more likely by blocking pores. Once the outer layer of damaged skin is removed, newer, healthier skin can show through. By stimulating skin cell turnover, peels also improve collagen production. Most skin types will benefit from chemical peels, which can also improve specific conditions such as rosacea, acne, and hyperpigmentation.

Explore lip injections and other treatments with Burnett Plastic Surgery. If you’re interested in finding out more about this procedure, call them at 908.233.0200 or fill out a contact form to request a consultation.