Sure, you can get bifocal lenses where the top is for far away and the bottom is for computer distance. But unless you hold your reading at the same distance from your eyes as your computer screen, they won't work for close up very well.
Piercing your skin with a bunch of tiny little needles, may not sound appealing at first, but do the cosmetic benefits of the dermaroller outweigh the negative? At first glance, a derma roller may appear to a miniature barbaric torture device, but it has in fact become one of the most innovative approaches to skincare treatment in years. Whilst the science behind derma roller is not impressive, the results are apparent. Perhaps not for wrinkles or signs of aging.
Dermal fillers are substances injected below the skin to correct wrinkles and volume loss, and add mass to lips and cheeks. Unlike surgery, which stretches the skin tight to correct wrinkles, dermal fillers plump up the soft tissue to fill in wrinkles and add volume. The result is often a natural, fresh appearance. Dermal fillers must be injected by a doctor.