Hollywood rejects plastic and reveals new aesthetic trends

The information was featured in The New York Times. According to newspaper sources, Fox Broadcasting TV network executives say they have begun recruiting more natural-looking actors in Australia and Britain because "the widely gifted and young-looking" appearing for the auditions and auditions at Los Angels suffer from the same evil: the standardization of faces and bodies.

Actors' agents, especially older celebrities, are already discouraging their advisors from making plastic because they are losing jobs because of the standardized appearance, presenting

"It seems that the powerful film industry wants to see more reality on the screen, displaying more natural faces and bodies"

It seems that the powerful film industry wants to see more reality in the screen, displaying more natural faces and bodies. Another example of this new trend was the last casting choice for another Pirates of the Caribbean series. The Walt Disney Company has determined that only women with natural breasts will be cast.

Non-surgical aesthetic and cosmetic procedures with facelift are also undergoing boycott. In "Avatar", a major 3D hit in American cinema, the production did not admit actors who had applied the botulinum toxin to the face, since the high definition of images could deform the whole mouth or face of a character. are not immune to the new demands for casting, but it is women who are being looked at more closely. Few in Hollywood are willing to admit chin reduction or brow lift.

For Brazilians, this type of conversation may seem strange, mainly because it originates in a country where youth and perfection are absolute values, even with the apparent canonization of "War," advocates the film industry's representatives, is not against plastic surgery, the application of botulinum toxin or against "super-rejuvenating super cosmetics." The reason for all the noise in the studios is the poor execution of these procedures.

When Less Is More

Since the mid-twentieth century, plastic surgery has proved to be a powerful ally of those who pretend to disguise the traces of time. But in the search for an imaginary eternal youth, many people - women, overwhelmingly - change their faces so radically or so often that they become a caricature of themselves.

The Age of Radical Interventions came to an end. Today, plastic surgeries have evolved, are more subtle and have more natural results. Aging poorly, with many wrinkles, does not match the current pattern. So I find the anxieties of women in their fifties understandable.

Most of them are not running desperately behind their youth. You just want to age well. The most common request of these women is to remove the excess of the face that draws attention negatively.

In the old facelifts, long incisions were made, from ear to ear, in which all the skin was pulled up, resulting in enormous foreheads and eyebrows out of place. In the most modern lifting techniques, the cuts are smaller. In addition, instead of pulling the skin, they also stretch facial muscle and fatty structures. Then the skin adapts to the new contour of the muscle.

The main difference of the new facial plastic with respect to the old ones is the concept. Today's incisions keep part of the wrinkles and flaccidity on the face, so the difference does not seem glaring. And since there are no people over 50 without wrinkles, smoothing them is the best option.

Another important change in relation to facial plastic surgery concerns the types of interventions performed. It is not always necessary to intervene in the whole face. If only the eyebrows are down, the indication may be a facelift. If the whole face presents problems, the ideal facelift is the facelift, which can be accompanied by a facelift in the lower third to correct the contours of the jaw and the neck. Another important contribution to the rejuvenation of the face was the improvement of the plastic on the eyelids. It is possible to take off the fat bags without leaving scars, making the incision inside the eyelids. With this technique there is no risk of the patient losing the original contour. The final result is young eyes, rested and a very natural look.

Excessive sweating and bad smell in the armpits are uncomfortable that can be avoided

It is only summer that one of the biggest annoyances of the season arises: excessive sweating. In general this is common mainly in the armpits. The problem is that often the sweat comes accompanied by bad smell, which causes different types of daily embarrassment. To teach to remedy this problem, the dermatologist Luiz Guilherme Castro, founding member of the Nucleus of Cutaneous Oncology of the Albert Einstein Hospital (CRM 57252 / RQE 37053) talked to our readers and raised their main doubts about excessive sweat and bad smell.

(Beauty)

Sun is essential for maintaining skin health

Hello readers of my life, I'm super happy and energized to talk to you again. How about starting with Gisele Bündchen who gave her testimony in the Fashion Week that the sun does her skin good and she does not wear sunscreen and goes early to the sea that likes to surf. I just "loved" it with all the letters, because the sun has taken properly, until the skin gets a little red and at the correct times, it only does good and it is more energy for our body.

(Beauty)