After several years of high stress (and approximately 31,252 Zoom-heavy working weeks) — not to mention all those post-pandemic wine binges — many of us have been left feeling we look a little less than our freshest. Whether it’s dull, tired-looking skin, furrowed brows, tech neck or RSF (Resting Stress Face, it’s a thing), many of us are looking for artificial ways to reverse the years and boost the all-important glow.
The extreme facelift style surgeries of yesteryear are (thankfully) on the decline, as we become a nation hooked on the “tweakment” – minimally invasive solutions, like Botox and filler, with little or no downtime. In fact, Google searches for ‘aesthetic tweakments’ increased 50 per cent in the year post-pandemic and searches on tweakment booking platform Glowday grew 85 per cent. Even John Lewis announced that it would launch Botox and filler services in six of its stores, firmly cementing tweakments as mainstream.
