Are you planning to head to Swiss Alps anytime soon? Well, you may want to consider getting a 'sky bunny face' to get those impeccable, insta-worthy pictures. Confused as to what it means? Well, with winter season comes the persistent problem of dullness and open pores. This explains why people in the US are heading to cosmetic clinics across Manhattan, Beverly Hills and Newport Beach to seek a 'ski bunny face'.
To be clear, 'ski bunny face' is not some skin treatment's name. It is a colloquial term used by doctors. So, what exactly does it mean do get a 'ski bunny face'? Well, you can expect sculpted cheekbones, lifted brows and a significant reduction in the size of open pores.
Courtney Coons, NP, a skin care and injectables specialist at ERK Plastic Surgery in Beverly Hills said her company observes a seasonal spike in "pre-ski getaway" facial appointments. Based on their internal booking data, Botox and daxxify appointments increase by about 40% from November through January, lip filler requests by around 30% and hybrid skin-resurfacing laser and photofacial treatments increase up to 50%.
Jeffrey Lisiecki, MD, a plastic surgeon in Manhattan, shared with the New York Post that he has got high bookings for facelifts, facial fat grafting, blepharoplasty and rhinoplasty. “Many of these patients mention wanting to have their procedure done and being healed for ski season,” said Lisiecki.
In terms of cosmetic treatments, there are certain things that go out of fashion and some that become the sought-after ones. In Newport Beach, biostimulators like Sculptra and EZ-Gel are in demand since they don't make one look bloated in high-altitude areas, shared Dr. Goretti Ho Taghva.
How much does it cost to get a 'ski bunny face?'
To get a flawless 'ski bunny face', you will need to shell out anywhere between $750 and $11,723.
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