How to Get a Tighter Face In 4 Minutes

When it comes to restoring your youthful complexion back to what it looked like in your teens, twenties, and even thirties, you have several options. As one of the most popular options, a facelift is a surgical procedure that is used to physically lift the skin on your face and tighten it— getting rid of fine lines and wrinkles in the process. And although a facelift gives patients phenomenal results, it’s a relatively invasive surgery that requires a lot of recovery time. If you want the results of a facelift without having to go under the knife, you may want to consider getting a 4-Minute Facelift from Dr. Jack Bertolino. Sound too good to be true? Read on to learn more.

What Is a 4-Minute Facelift

When was the last time you got anything done in 4 minutes? Folding the laundry? That at least takes 10. Loading the dishwasher with kids around? That can last all day. But getting a facelift in 4-minutes? That just sounds impossible. However, as crazy as it sounds, Dr. Jack Bertolino at Smooth Skin Solutions can make this dream a reality. By using the new CooLifting Gun, the 4-minute facial administers CO2 at very cold temperatures to instill hyaluronic acid into the skin. Lasting only 4 minutes, this facial is painless and will give patients real results in just a few treatment sessions.

How Does It Work?

Popular facial fillers like Juvederm and Restylane are made of a natural compound found in our skin: hyaluronic acid. By plumping up the skin and filling in fine lines and wrinkles, hyaluronic acid can transform your skin almost instantly. With the 4-minute facial, hyaluronic acid is administered to your skin by using CO2— filling in your fine lines and wrinkles almost immediately.

Aging is a real beast— especially when it comes to your skin. Luckily, with the 4-minute facial from Dr. Jack Bertolino, you can get rid of your fine lines and wrinkles and make your skin look more youthful in no time. To learn more about this treatment or to schedule an appointment, contact Dr. Bertolino today.