Sofwave Blogs

Your Non-Surgical Guide to Facial Aging Our skin starts showing its age as sun damage accumulates and collagen and elastin slows down. At the same time, we're bombarded with messages that promise miraculous results when it comes to facial aging. It's also confusing trying to decide what works and what doesn't with so many products and procedures available. We interviewed some of the top dermatologists, plastic surgeons and cosmetic specialists from across the US to discover which non-surgical procedures they recommend for your top facial aging concerns. And to help figure out what might be best for you, we've included treatment costs and the downtime involved for

The recent uptick in cosmetic procedures has taken many people, including experts in the field, by surprise. When the Covid-19 pandemic first hit, many aesthetic offices shut down for a time, and some felt it was necessary to cancel elective procedures and surgeries. It left many in the aesthetic industry wondering when they would recover. With facial masks being the new normal, you'd think people would say, "Let's take a break from Botox and forget the fillers!" After all, the majority of our face is hidden in public. However, just the opposite effect is happening... Cosmetic Surgery On the Rise

Help! My Eyebrows are Drooping Have you ever pulled your brows up slightly toward your hairline and thought, "Wow, I look so much better!”  Everything goes south as we age, including our brows. If you're noticing you look a little more tired than usual when you look in the mirror, you're not alone. At a certain age, usually in our 40's and 50's, you'll see a difference in where your brows used to be positioned and where they are now. It’s’ called the ‘Droopy Brow’. In addition to your brows drooping or sagging, you're probably noticing a few more lines

How much does Sofwave cost and other questions to ask your provider! Considering Sofwave ultrasound facial treatments for your fine lines and wrinkles? If so, you likely have a lot of questions to ask your Sofwave provider. These may include: Am I a candidate for Sofwave? The answer is likely yes as Sofwave is colorblind and is safe for all skin types. “If you have mild to moderate laxity, Sofwave is a great choice,” says San Diego Dermatologist, Arisa Ortiz. “If you have advanced laxity, but don't want surgery, then you will still benefit. Here’s the difference between these procedures.