Top Procedures to Look Best for the Holidays

It’s the holiday season. And with that magical feeling in the air, who of us doesn’t want to look straight-out-of-a-movie gorgeous as we decorate that tree?

Here are five procedures you might consider, as well as the timing you’ll need to hit the holiday season.

Get a Breast Augmentation at Least 3 Months Ahead of Time

If not six months, really. A breast augmentation will, well, increase your bust.

You know the deal.

So if you want to turn some heads at the dinner table, this might be the best treatment for you!

Liposuction, 2-3 Months Ahead of Time

Granted, the holidays are probably too cold for you to get into a bikini, but there’s never a wrong time to have a thin waist.

Of course, a Liposuction isn’t necessarily waist specific.

Arm lifts, thigh lifts, even lipo to get rid of double chin. All fine options.

Get a Blepharoplasty 1 Month Before

A what now?

Blepharoplasties get rid of the bags under the eye. If you’ve been working for the weekend all year, and people have been asking you if you’ve been getting enough sleep, this procedure may be right for you.

This is especially true if you look tired all the time even with those eight hours.

Get Botox Just a Few Weeks Ahead of Time

If this Christmas you want to turn back the clock a few years, then Botox might just be your option.

Everyone knows what Botox does: gets rid of those wrinkles (and maybe migraines too?)

But try to get the procedure a few weeks ahead so you can see the full results of the procedure.

Dermal Fillers Need Only a Week (Give or Take)!

And if you’re really strapped for time, there’s always dermal fillers.

Fuller cheeks for a more radiant face? A better pout? It seems like dermal fillers do anything.

Want to know more about cosmetic treatments this holiday season?

Schedule a consultation at Cultura today.

Dr. Eliot Battle

CEO & Founder at Cultura Dermatology & Plastic Surgery

Dr. Eliot Battle, CEO of Cultura Dermatology, is a global leader in cosmetic dermatology and laser innovation. His Harvard research pioneered “color-blind” lasers, making treatments safe for all skin tones. A sought-after expert featured in TIME, Oprah, and The New York Times, he continues to advance inclusive, cutting-edge dermatological care.