What a Woman Does to Look Good

Have you ever just stopped for a moment when you see a pretty woman walking down the street and wondered what she has had to do to make herself look pretty?

First of all when we wake up in the morning we have tons to do before we walk out the door for work, the store or even to snag the paper.

Shower comes first, then creams and gels and blow dryers and makeup. The the clothes. What looks good and fits right? It could take hours to make this combination work.

The image we portray when we walk out the front door will not only make us look nice but will also decide on how we are treated.

The older we get the more we seem to have to do to have that youthful image. Makeup doesn’t always do the trick so the next move would be plastic surgery or injections to fade those wrinkles into oblivion.

I have done a bit of research on both and plastic surgery has a more lasting affect to be sure, but it also comes with a giant price tag and numerous weeks of recovery. I guess that’s why its saved for the rich and famous cause they are the only ones who could afford the procedure number one and also be able to hide out for a few weeks until the finished new face has healed.

Injectables under the wrinkles on the face is much less costly. It does not last as long as plastic surgery but the affects can be most of the same.

There are many products on the market today that will transform you into a more youthful you. Boasting to take at least 10 years off your appearance instantly and costing about 1500 dollars this one seems much more affordable.

Juvederm is the newest of the products and does some of the marianete lines on the side of your mouth and also the awful parentheses. Under the eye treatment is also available.

Radiense is a much thicker gel that has a more lasting affect and is more expensive. For heavier lines and wrinkles this is what is used the most.

Botox is another injectable used mostly for the forehead wrinkles to relax the muscles making it hard to frown.

All of the above are very safe being FDA approved with little to no side affects.

After you make a decision on which you would like to try look for a good Doctor. Most doctors are too busy to do this job so most are passed off to nurses or injectors. Once you find one be sure to check their credentials and make an appointment for a consultation. Once that is done you will know more about the entire process.

When the procedure is done there may be some swelling and also some bruising and minimal pain. My advice would be make sure you have at least three days for the recovery process. Covering up bruises and swelling with makeup can be done but leaving the house like this probably isn’t a good idea.

After a few days the swelling will subside and the bruising will go away and there in the mirror is the brand new you.

So for you guys out there the next time you see that pretty woman walking down the street think for a moment what she goes through to look that way. Unlike you men who must only accomplish the 3 S’s in the morning before work, our job is much more difficult.