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How to Keep Costs Down

#1  Follow Our Advice on Prolonging Results (see How To Extend Results section)

Many of the tips to extend results will effectively reduce your maintenance costs, in some cases dramatically.  Physician selection, commitment to personal skin care and routine touch ups are among the best ways to help make a liquid face lift a cost effective way to return your natural healthy facial contours for a lifetime.

#2  Ask Your Physician for a Discounted Maintenance Program

Most experienced physicians will offer a discount for routine maintenance touch ups because they know that overall patient satisfaction soars when patients return for regular touch ups.

#3  Don’t Make Cost Your Only Decision Point

With a liquid face lift procedure, price variances among physicians can be deceiving.  A physician who uses the right mix of products, advanced injection techniques and correct product placement can have a significant impact on lowering the frequency of touch up treatments, as well as the amount of product required in subsequent touch up treatments to maintain results. 

(Related topics:  How to Extend Results - Physician Selection Tips - Find an Experienced Physician - Get Answers)

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