My Secret To Looking 10 Years Younger and Lifting My Skin (Over 45) Threadlifts, Ultherapy, Filler

[@Melissa55]

Well Erin, I cannot thank you enough for the lovely things you said about me and for the shout out for my channel. That just really means the world to me. I so hope we can meet someday. Thank you for this and I just enjoyed this information so very much. Take care and you are gorgeous. Again I appreciate you. Love, Melissa

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are SO sweet, Melissa! I meant every word! So happy to introduce my audience to you and your fantastic content (that is, the ones that are not already familiar). SO glad you enjoyed this and I look forward to the day when we can meet! ❤️

[@rosej9686]

I follow Melissa both on KZbin and Instagram and I always marvel at her beauty. That's one lady who has truly found the fountain of youth! And she's just as beautiful on the inside!

[@susandestefano1820]

I follow you both….and I have to say Melissa is so real…..beautiful inside and out….Erin you are so pretty….much younger then me…but still enjoy your channel

[@rachellelee2125]

Melissa you look amazing and Erin kudos to you for sharing this journey! I’m all about doing both of the things you ladies are doing to preserve our youth. I wish I had done a few of these things at a younger age. I’ll be 60 this year and never felt better!

[@corystileslifestyle]

Love your videos too Melissa...from secret agent CL lol

[@jojothee]

Really appreciate your openness and honesty about these treatments. It can be very disheartening to those of us who are not undergoing procedures to see women in our age bracket looking so refreshed and terrific when in reality they are receiving “assistance.”

[@BusbeeStyle]

You're SO welcome! I do feel as though it is important to be transparent about what procedures I do for this very reason! xo

[@Thislife78-p1w]

go to the doctor! you don't have to break the bank. believe me you will feel and look great

[@helenalovelock1030]

Love all the “assistance” I can get 😂😂

[@sheylacherryholmes1550]

I did Ulthera when I was 44 years old and the results were incredible. Results lasted about 4 years for me. I’m planning on doing it again and I’m 49 now. Also planning to add threads. Thank you for the video. You look great.

[@BusbeeStyle]

That's awesome! I would love to get 4 years out of this treatment! Thanks for sharing, Sheyla! xo

[@jadebijou9508]

Are you able to let me know where you received such great results with your Ulthera treatments? I’ve been trying to search for a great doctor thank you:-)

[@Maremare680]

This is why we love you, Erin, you're so real and honest with us. You look radiant!

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are SO sweet...thank you! xo

[@mari97216]

Your skin look so beautiful! Glowing and plump, and most importantly you don’t look “plastic” :)

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much, Mari! That was important to me as well! xo

[@mari97216]

@@BusbeeStyle you’re welcome. I envy your beautiful skin:) Im younger but got some sun damage so my skin is not radiant like yours. Hopefully I can afford one of these treatments in the future😊.

[@beyoncepadthai6607]

I did Ultherapy right before the pandemic hit and it was THE WORST pain I have ever experienced and I’ve given birth naturally 3 times…. Never again! You do look amazing and refreshed

[@BusbeeStyle]

Right?! I agree...so painful! Thank you! xo

[@kerryallen4665]

@@BusbeeStyle I had Ultherapy…they gave me a prescription pain/nerve blocking pill (I don’t remember the name) and it worked like a charm. It was uncomfortable for sure but I got through it and would definitely do it again. Xanax is NOT a pain reliever or nerve blocker, all it would do is relax you so I don’t think they managed your pain well at all.

[@kvstrickland]

I commend your transparency… you seem very mentally balanced about it all. Still think it’s sad that it’s so normal to torture our bodies like this for the sake of image.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you! I think it is important to be transparent with my audience. I don't think it is necessarily normal to do these types of procedures. I'm just thrilled that these options exist for those who want to experiment with them. xo

[@kvstrickland]

@@BusbeeStyle for sure … and in a safe environment… not as an underground movement in a basement somewhere. I might be too much of a wimp … I can’t even handle threading my upper lip 😂

[@Thislife78-p1w]

i don't see it as torture. for me its very important to feel great about myself and some procedures like prp may hurt a little but... hey! it's all worth it for me.

[@helenalovelock1030]

It’s hardly torture 😂😂

[@EE-hi4re]

1. It's not normal. 2. Women didn't used to have options. We can now do what we think is best. You don't like it, that's fine. She likes it, and that's fine as well. FREEDOM for women comes when we all accept that choices are a good thing whether you agree with them or not. 3. This isn't torture.😅 Also, I'm a no pain no gain type of gal. I do a lot of hard things weekly (strenght training, intermittent fasting) that make me look good and it pays off. That is not torture.

[@Karenm716]

Thank you so much for your channel. I am 63 years old. I watch your channel and learn something new every show. You have helped me become very informed, confident and well dressed. I thought you should know from a very grateful watcher. I look forward to your next adventures and by the way you look radiant.

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are SO sweet! Thank you, Karen! xo

[@stacylbrewer]

Erin, you look AMAZING! Your skin is so youthful and you are STUNNING. I usually hate when ppl do filler in lips, bc its too much and looks strange. But your lips are so natural looking. Thanks for being honest with us and telling us exactly what you had done. ❤❤

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Stacy! I feel the same way...that's why I was so nervous before the swelling subsided! xo

[@maureencoyle6428]

The threads make a huge difference in your skin. Everything you said about your experience is spot on. I had Ultherapy several years ago on my neck and it was SO PAINFUL! Never again and it really didn’t do much. Your face looks great 👍

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Maureen! I do think they make a big difference! xo

[@lisajmakeup]

Great in depth video Erin! I have 2 friends who have recommend Ultherapy too and said the same thing you did about it being the gold standard and also the pain!

[@BusbeeStyle]

You're SO welcome, Lisa! I love the results, but the pain was REAL! xo

[@robinr5561]

It’s sooo painful!

[@jeny1312]

You’re incredibly brave to go through something so painful. I’ve been buying lots of scarves to hide my neck 😄, it may be all I can do, I’m too sensitive for treatments that are painful. You look gorgeous Erin! thank you for this very informative video! 💕

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much, Jen! I love trying new treatments although I know they are not for everyone! xo

[@melissan9199]

Oh my word….nope…you look AMAZING but for me, no beauty treatments are worth this kind of pain….I’ll grow old as is 🙋‍♀️😊

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Melissa! It is certainly not for everyone! xo

[@SandraHof]

At 66 years of age, I agree with you. I am constantly told I look much younger than my age and I have not had any treatments done on my face. Before the pandemic, I occasionally got facials, but that was all. I just try to make the best with what I have naturally. But we are all different and have different needs emotionally, mentally and physically.

[@sherirx]

Thank you for this video, Erin!! I’ve been curious about both of these procedures! I’m 43 and noticing some of these same issues in my skin. You look so natural and not overdone. No one would ever be able to tell you had these done. Beautiful!!

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are SO sweet! Thank you, Sheri! xo

[@PeachesSkinCare]

I am a holistic master esthetician of almost 4 decades and I am 55 ( almost 56) and have never allowed a needle or procedure to touch my face. I don’t even wear any foundation or concealer. I LOVED you said you do not have to do this and that good skin care and I believe muscle maintenance do work. I have personally seen it on hundreds of thousands of clients. We have a choice of course and that is the beauty. But I always say to my clients… Wabi Sabi embracing the imperfections of life and in ourselves and aging a beautiful gift. 🙌🏻🧡🍑Lisa

[@BusbeeStyle]

I did respond under your previous comment! xo

[@PeachesSkinCare]

@@BusbeeStyle I see that now 😉🍑🙌🏻🧡 Thank You for being so kind.

[@annegetchell1325]

I really admire your honesty about having done these procedures. I hadn’t watched you regularly lately, and when I watched again I noticed how much younger and healthier your skin looks

[@BusbeeStyle]

I appreciate that, Anne! Thank you! xo

[@colleenkelly6460]

I think the differences are subtle, but great. Can’t wait to see the next few months, as well, when more collagen production kicks in. Skin definitely looks less red and smoother in the after photos. Thanks for sharing.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you...Me too, Colleen! I'll definitely share updates! xo

[@JillJ]

Omg the skin tone and the lips!!! Insanely good!!!! Thanks for your transparency, Erin!

[@BusbeeStyle]

You're SO welcome, Jill! xo

[@rosiegirl7112]

Thanks for sharing all the info and pics as it is important to know about pain level and healing time etc. You look fabulous and most importantly you are happy with your results.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much! xo

[@carolcruz3927]

Thank you so much for speaking honestly especially about pressure. Sometimes influencers are not so candid with their audience.

[@BusbeeStyle]

You’re SO welcome. It’s important to me that I’m transparent with my audience.! xo

[@shellycupp4062]

Everything came together perfectly, the changes are subtle but create a youthful effect. Good for you.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much! I think subtle is the name of the game with any procedures! xo

[@HollyL56]

I love Melissa55 also. I’m going the natural route like her. I don’t think I’m going to do any procedures, but I’ll definitely never say never. I think my biggest concern is once starting it’s hard to stop sort of deal. Does that make sense? I’m 53 and never even had Botox lol. You look beautiful Erin! Thank you for sharing your experiences, I know it will help many.❤️

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are SO welcome, Holly! Totally makes sense! No need to undergo any of these procedures unless you want to! xo

[@jenniferannfox2316]

I'm with you. I'm almost 58 years old. I haven't even had botox as well. I like looking at people's experiences that I have been following for other reasons here but I have learned to accept that aging is a natural process. I just went to a very very close friend's funeral and she was 87 when she died. She took the natural route and her kindness and good heart taught me that aging gracefully is the way to go. She was beautiful so much inside that the outside just didn't matter. I love makeup and skincare and will strive to take care of myself but personally would not do this.

[@PeachesSkinCare]

I am 55 and a holistic master esthetician and I have never touched my face. Holistic works. Just a thought 🙌🏻🍑Lisa

[@fabianapimentel6114]

Although Erin looks amazing I do prefer the natural route too

[@womanofacertainage5892]

I'm with you, Holly. Also never say "never" but I'm late 50s, never even had Botox. I have "111" between my eyes, not just "11" lol! Also major jowels starting and major marionette lines. But ya know what? I'd like to be part of aging with grace and ACCEPTANCE that we will age, and it's ok and WE ARE BEAUTIFUL WITHOUT PROCEDURES, etc. :). All that money and time and pain -- and guess what? We will all age and die, it's just the cycle of life. XOXO!

[@agnesjuhasz7715]

You look beautiful Erin, the procedures have worked so well! I am booked for my third ever PDO lift and I am lucky enough that I live in a country where it is very accessable and affordable. Ultherapy scares the hell out of me, I have only seen really really bad outcomes from it and thats an expensive treatment even here. Oh, I am 47.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Yay! That's AMAZING! Thanks SO much, Agnes! xo

[@aa19022]

Thank you for sharing! I also got a thread lift done and the results are astounding. I will however chicken out of ultherapy because of the pain everyone keeps talking about. Love your transparency- it is so refreshing because many celebrities and influencers lie, conceal and try to make people believe that their beauty is “all natural” and thus unattainable for most people.

[@RevelationArtist]

Get a mini lift instead! No pain and a big difference that lasts for about ten years.

[@BusbeeStyle]

I may one day, but fir now I enjoyed trying out these procedures. xo

[@swinebar]

What’s a mini lift?

[@Adeledoublel]

I have a mini booked next month . I’m 53 . I had one at 44 it lasted 8 years . Better results and works out less money if you count all the procedures you’d have in 9 years

[@eleawanis1732]

That’s what I wanna do but I am only 35!! So not sure if it would be too early !

[@hula691]

@@Adeledoublel Is a mini face list the same as a lower face lift?

[@pampuskar4778]

Erin you look beautiful. This video has proven to me that I will NOT having any procedures done. I thank you for your honesty

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Pam! They are certainly not for everyone, but I love to share so that everyone can do what is best for them! xo

[@rigleiaknapp3227]

You look amazing! It is worth just for the skin color and texture alone! Thank you for sharing, Erin!

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much, Rigleia! The difference in skin texture is from the Ultherapy. I do think it did make a huge difference! xo

[@lorraineaylward8167]

I’m 59, and have never done anything. I look 10 years older than my chronological age. I have been slowly making changes and learning abt beauty/grooming/style. I appreciate this video bc you are showing the entire process. I appreciate your channel overall bc you seem to want viewers to be their personal best and aren’t judgements abt those of us who find “beauty” a mystery.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Wonderful! While these types of treatments are certainly not for everyone, I do feel like it is important for me to be transparent with my audience especially because I share other beauty content on the channel. xo

[@Jcze4]

I had taken a break from KZbin for a while and came back to your channel and was surprised by your transformation. I could see you looked younger. I thought you had cheek implants. Thanks for sharing, it worked! You do look amazing! 😊

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you so much, Christina and welcome back! xo

[@PeriWinkle33957]

Same!

[@cherielacroix3046]

Yes! Melissa 55 is so young looking!, I can’t believe the beauty industry hasn’t grabbed her, she is exactly what we are trying to accomplish as we age ..she’s absolutely beautiful even without make up Thank You Erin, your face looks great!

[@BusbeeStyle]

I totally agree...she is stunning on the inside and out! Thank you, Cherie! xo

[@PeachesSkinCare]

My first comment doesn’t seem to be showing up. So I will have two or none😉 First ,Thank you for saying this is not something you have to do. As a holistic master esthetician of almost 4 decades I teach women and men to age with grace and beauty, naturally. Muscle work and feeding the skin and massage of the face. It works! At 55 almost 56 I have never done anything invasive. I teach wabi Sabi … embracing the imperfections of life and in ourselves and aging… a beautiful gift. Enjoyed this have a beautiful and blessed day. 🙌🏻🍑Lisa

[@BusbeeStyle]

Love that, Lisa! Everyone goes down their own road and does what is best for them. I'm in no way advocating for procedures...just sharing my experiences. Thanks so much for sharing about the amazing work that you do! xo

[@PeachesSkinCare]

@@BusbeeStyle I really like your style and how you commented back to me with such grace and respect. I’m here to stay and I will always comment with kindness. Have a blessed and beautiful day. 🍑🙌🏻🧡Lisa

[@juliaoconnor5688]

Lovely, although a bit late for a sixty year old. The drooping and wrinkles can't be erased.

[@LifeLessonsFromBooks]

Oh wow, thanks for sharing your journey with this and being transparent about it. The pressure is real for women over a certain age to look younger but I don't think I can stand the pain and the idea of needles on the face are enough to make me faint. I'll stick with ageing naturally despite feeling crap about it when I look in the mirror. I just have to change my mindset....(which will be hard)....

[@BusbeeStyle]

While it's great that these procedures are out there for those that want them, don't feel any pressure. You know what's best for you! xo

[@sarahthomson8183]

I hope one day these kinds of procedures go away and will not be needed. It's crazy what we have to do to stay lovable and acceptable as women.

[@BusbeeStyle]

These procedures are NEVER needed and I don't think anyone should do them to feel accepted or loved. I love trying out new things and it was something that I wanted to do for ME. xo

[@barbiec4312]

I hope they get less expensive and painful. I feel totally loved and accepted as I am, but just want to feel refreshed when I look in the mirror. Just for a lift or boost, not for love, or even self love, which I already have. But definitely a personal decision.

[@triciasimmonds86]

Thankyou so much Erin for sharing. I've been researching the threads for a while now but been too scared. You look amazing🤗

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much, Tricia! I hope this was helpful in making your decision! xo

[@ronnieroo227]

Me too, gives great results but l want local anesthetic not just numbing cream. 😉😁

[@sh99x]

You look great! The lips especially made such a difference, and so subtle and natural. I know you're not a gadget person, but I have had good results with the Nuface and Omnilux LED mask...all it takes it time, effort and consistency, but no pain.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much, Sarah! I have tried the Nuface and I do think it works, but I couldn't keep up with it everyday. I have contemplated trying a LED mask. xo

[@kaysloan7083]

Yes Melissa is a true beauty inside & out! She’s my girl crush. Thanks for the great video.

[@BusbeeStyle]

I totally agree, Kay! xo

[@josalmon4742]

Embrace our age! Trying to be happy with my 67yr old self. We’ve been brain washed to think we should look younger. I have 2 daughters and 4 granddaughters and trying to help them see that getting older is great. I understand wanting to look younger, but we’re not! We have wisdom and know who we are more!

[@BusbeeStyle]

That's AMAZING, Jo! I don't feel brainwashed at all...just love trying new procedures and yes...I like to try and look as young as possible. Thanks for watching!

[@josalmon4742]

You are so pretty, never would have dreamed you were getting procedures done.

[@julieanne594]

I couldn't agree more!

[@eileen0922]

Wow, you look amazing! You definitely picked the right procedures for you in that you look so natural, you've just turned back the clock. I only wish I lived near you so I could go to the same place you did! Thanks so much for letting us know what you have done as this will help so many women.

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are SO sweet, Eileen! Thank you! xo

[@lynnf.6649]

You look amazing and more importantly, like you, just a bit more youthful, and definitely refreshed. I see so many women who get fillers and other injections to the point that they begin looking like a caricature of themselves. IME, a similar skin before and result alone would have made it worth it for me, as I do not like to wear more than a tinted moisturizer or light coverage make-up daily. Tasteful as always, Erin. Glad the pain appears to be worth it! Edited to add: Did you change your eyelash routine? Whatever it is, your eyelashes look great and the mascara technique or whatever is very flattering for your eye shape and face...

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Lynn...much appreciated! I sometimes wear corner lashes like these rstyle.me/cz-n/ex7smp58an and I am wearing this mascara by Lancome: go.magik.ly/ml/18ysz/

[@sl8605]

This is the 1st time I have seen this video. Looking at Erin, I never suspected her of having any cosmetic procedures. Erin, you look absolutely great!

[@MsMakeupjunkee]

You look absolutely stunning!! Thank you so much for uploading and sharing! ❤️🌸

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are so welcome! Thank you, Mari! xo

[@ginnyfromdablock7551]

I really respect the fact that you're honest about all this!!!! Very refreshing

[@BusbeeStyle]

I believe that it is important to be as transparent as possible with my audience! xo

[@kimgurley472]

I think your results are fantastic! Congratulations! 🤩 Looking for permanent results, I had surgery 6 weeks ago (upper & lower blepharoplasty and a neck lift). Obviously, it's fully invasive, expensive, and requires a significant recovery time. No regrets!!! I'm thrilled with the results! Bruising was significant, but now gone. Swelling is slowly resolving. It's a huge decision, but I'm feeling so confident and excited about my appearance. I'm also a big believer in the power of great skin care. There's just no substitute!! What I know..... there's no one size-fits all out there. We're all just doing our best! 💗 I love following you Erin! Thanks for sharing your journey!!

[@dollymadeson2151]

I agree, would do it again. She should make 3 months worth of videos or 6 months worth before she does that though

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much for sharing your experience, Kim! I'm thrilled that you are so happy with your results. I may decide to opt of surgery one day, but in the meantime, I'm just trying these less invasive methods! Wishing you a fast recovery! Sounds AMAZING! xo

[@kimgurley472]

@@BusbeeStyle Yes! Fortunately for us, there are SO many awesome options! 💗

[@patkern185]

Erin, I respect you so much for your openess and honesty regarding your procedures. Nothing you had done looks phony or overdone. Congratulations on turning back t he clock. XO😘

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you so much, Pat! I appreciate that! xo

[@sharonmcardle3561]

Thanks Erin for being so honest. You look amazing whatever. Personally, I'm going the all natural route as I think if I started, I'd not stop and I also worry about the long term impacts. I'm learning to embrace the aging process, channelling your bold not old vibe. :-) and I'm also a big believer of women doing makes them feel good. What I find hard to accept is the general mass media and social pressure, particularly on women, to be perfect and beautiful and the definitions of beauty are so narrow. I really wish that would change although I appreciate that's unrealistic. Enjoy the Spanish adventure.

[@BusbeeStyle]

You're SO welcome, Sharon! I do feel as though it is important for me to be transparent with my audience since I do a lot of beauty and pro-ageing content. I think it is so important for each woman to make their own determinations on what is best for them. xo

[@SicilysCloset]

Such a subtle difference yet such a dramatic difference! You look fantastic!

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you! xo

[@anacolh7710]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Thank you Erin for sharing your treatments, I am thinking to have one of those done, I just don’t have the nerve to do it 😬😬😬 You inspired us. The results are great, you look beautiful 😍

[@BusbeeStyle]

I'm SO glad this was helpful! I hope I painted a realistic picture of what to expect! xo

[@lynnwalker]

Wow, subtle but so impactful! I think you hit the nail on the head when you said the luminosity of your skin improved...boy did it! I would venture to say that was the most noticeable change, second being the overall slightly lifted more youthful look. Again, subtle but what a difference it makes. I got Restalyn Kiss in my lips and had a similar result as you, I love it, it's again subtle but really makes an impact and does not in any way look overdone! As for Ultherapy...goodness, everyone says it's so painful, I just don't think I'll ever be brave enough! ha ha. Thanks for your honesty in sharing these procedures!! You look fabulous!!

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you So much! I think just a little filler in the lips really makes a huge impact. It's a shame the media shows so many people that go overboard with the filler and it scares the rest of us. xo

[@RosemaryReed]

Thanks for sharing, I appreciate your transparency!

[@BusbeeStyle]

Always! Thank you, Rosemary! xo

[@dmrd222]

As far as pain is concerned with ultherapy, I just watched a doctor's video, who had the procedure himself. He said that the expertise of the provider is critical. If the provider knows what they're doing, knows how to properly read the ultrasound, the procedure will be comfortable. If they are not good, they will deliver the therapy to the wrong areas, thus causing pain.

[@livelovehulakim2685]

Ultherapy really is excruciating!!! I had a baby without meds, no problem, but with Ultherapy my legs were thrashing from side to side!!! Also, unfortunately, I was one of the people who had an opposite effect from Ultherapy. It “burned” off the fat in my face and made my nasolabial folds so deep I actually have to get filler now😫

[@BusbeeStyle]

So painful! That's a shame...not worth the pain or expense if you are not happy with the results! xo

[@aislingmurray5873]

Thanks for sharing Kim, I was thinking of getting Ultherapy but really worried about losing volume as I have thin skin anyway so good to hear your experience You do look beautiful though!

[@Ayyeliki]

That’s not such an unusual effect, sadly! Meaning the fat loss in the face and fat is natures filler, I say! 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

[@susansegal8969]

So sorry you had a paradoxical response. I would rather have a minilift. One of my friends just had one and I saw her a week out and she was not in pain and had slight bruising. It lifts your neck , jawline and side of your face. It was 10 K and will probably last her at least 7-8 years.

[@vchafab]

Thank you for your feedback. That is what I am worried about most. I think I will just skip the ultherapy and continue saving up for an earlier facelift.

[@TamarasTimelessBeauty]

Wow! Amazing results! You look gorgeous! Great video, thank you for sharing. ❤️

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you so much, Tamara! xo

[@echase416]

Hormone replacement at perimenopause (40+)helps with maintaining collagen, skin health and appearance.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Yes...I started my menopause journey early at only 42 and have been pretty open on my channel about using hormone replacement therapy. xo

[@SBCA93111]

I did ultherapy, cool sculpting, and a thread lift years ago -- what a painful waste of money! Injections are the way to go. Botox, Sculptra, Voiluma, and Juvederm actually make a long-term difference. Obagi and ZO Obagi are definitely the best skin products. Thanks for sharing.

[@BusbeeStyle]

I just love trying different things. Injections can also be very effective. I like the way the ultherapy has changed my skins texture and radiance. Thanks for watching! xo

[@eijaananda2539]

If I had the money, I probably would try this, because the results look great! ❤️

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Eija! xo

[@lilacbirman]

I had Ultherapy about ten years ago and yes, it was painful for me. The doctor said he had it on the lowest setting. I don't think it was worth the money because I didn't really see much difference. But I got my upper lids done and LOVE the results! Thanks for doing this video, you look great and I love your brows too!

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Lilac...and thanks for sharing your experience! xo

[@aartitiwari5951]

Erin you look great…I am 45 years old too. I massage my face with castor oil every night in upward motion for 10 minutes. Believe me my skin looks radiant and not a single sign of age and saggyness.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you! That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing! xo

[@beatrizsandoval4395]

I have to give castor oil a try.

[@crystalitsasecrete917]

My goodness. The difference is so subtle and yet so pretty. I'm curious for an update (ie how long did the treatments last and whether you would do it again).

[@midlifemom5829]

The thought of thread lift makes my skin crawl. Sorry can’t do it.

[@BusbeeStyle]

No need to do any procedure! I'm just sharing my experience. Thanks for watching! xo

[@juliaoconnor5688]

They don't last, so would have to be repeated

[@CoffeeattheBeach]

Thanks for sharing your experience. I’m still on the fence on threads but I honestly think ultherapy might be for me within the next few years. The change in skin texture and glow alone was impressive.

[@BusbeeStyle]

So glad this was helpful! Do your research especially on your provider. Wishing you the best of luck! xo

[@ladettea1qaanderson908]

I’m holding off on the painful treatments. The new technology coming out in the next year will make these procedures obsolete! And it’s free with Assurance! So excited!!!

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much, Maria! xo

[@bethjacobs6845]

What’s assurance?

[@belindastocktin5288]

I love the results I get from Ultherapy and my experience with my provider is not that horrific pain Erin describes. On a pain scale to me a 5. However, maybe it depends on who you see for the treatment. Great video Erin!

[@BusbeeStyle]

That’s AMAZING, Belinda! I’m do glad you love your results and I’m even happier to hear that your treatment wasn’t as painful as mine. Thanks for sharing! xo

[@TheSweetnsalty1]

I knew you looked younger but couldn’t figure it out , thanks 😊

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Chris! xo

[@stacyl6822]

Thank you for sharing your experience and not glossing over the pain and expense and telling it like it was...very brave, and much appreciated!

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are so welcome, Stacy! xo

[@bulletproofhappiness1111]

You look so great, thank you so much for sharing your experience

[@BusbeeStyle]

You're welcome! That's SO sweet of you, Anna! xo

[@triciabedrick6373]

Thank you for this video Erin. I own a medical spa south of Cleveland, Ohio and there is newer technology called Exilis Ultra that combines Ultrasound (ultherapy) and Radiofrequency and we truly see amazing results AND it is NOT painful! It literally feels like getting a hot stone massage on your face and our patients state they see MORE results and would never go back to Ultherapy because of the pain. I explain the procedure to patients that we are producing less collagen as we age but the collagen we do have gets “stretched out like an old sweater” and adding deep heat via Ultrasound/Radiofrequency=Exilis is like putting that sweater in the dryer and it will tighten things up. Again, thank you for sharing your minimally invasive procedures because everyday women want to understand what options they have if they do not want to go through surgery. Technology and innovation are have been wonderful for aesthetic medicine!

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thanks SO much for sharing, Tricia! This is such great information! xo

[@maryellenbashaw8390]

Xanax is not a pain reliever. It's a sedative or anti depressant. So it would not relieve pain. Did they numb you pre-proceedure with lidocaine? Next time, ask your provider to prescribe an actual pain reliever like Lodine which has no driving restrictions and does not cause sleepiness and you can continue to use it for the recovery period as needed. I had GREAT results with Jeuvederm Voluma which has the same retention period. Far less painful same price range immediate results which just keep getting better up to 90 days.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Yes, I am aware that Xanax is not a pain reliever...my doctor gave it to me to relax me because often if you are more relaxed it also lessens the pain. A topical lidocaine was used, but the Ultherapy was still very painful! Thanks for sharing your experience, MaryEllen and thanks for watching! xo

[@maryellenbashaw8390]

@@BusbeeStyle After re-reading my comment I note it came off bratty. That was not my intent. As a medical treatment patient advocate, while not a physician, I have the tendency to "armchair quarterback" the medical community in favor of the patient.

[@tinaterry1280]

You really broke it down thoroughly. You look beautiful.

[@bellarosa009]

Thanks for sharing. I think I’ll just stick to aging naturally.

[@BusbeeStyle]

You’re SO welcome. I enjoy sharing and being transparent with my audience. xo

[@MultiMelcat]

Wow! Huge difference! I love how subtle the lips are. Your skin looks absolutely amazing. I haven’t pulled the trigger yet with the lips, just sticking with a little Botox here and there for now. Thank you for such an in depth video. I definitely have some “jowls” brewing. ❤️

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you so much, Melodee!! I'm glad that this was helpful for you...that's exactly the reason I shared my experience here. xo

[@karensantiago1621]

I feel pain just listening to you.😂 You look great!

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Karen! xo

[@CynthiaArmstrong7]

You look amazing. You are so kind to share. I am 68 and now want to do something non-invasive.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Cynthia! Go get a consultation. They should be able to recommend the best treatments for your skin! Glad this was helpful! xo

[@HealthyLife4Me]

Too expensive because you have to keep the treatments up

[@BusbeeStyle]

It is expensive and you do have to keep up with the treatments if you want results to continue. xo

[@amymarie3337]

Wow! Your results are amazing! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are SO sweet, Amy! Thank you! xo

[@shereebirkhead2003]

Good information on these techniques. That just looks like torture to me. It is a personal choice that is not for me. I think I will just age naturally.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Glad you found this video informative. These treatments are certainly not fit everyone. xo

[@leonorjuan4604]

Erin thanks for sharing your non-surgical experience. You're so brave! 🐾💖

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are so welcome, Leonor! xo

[@123cindyb]

Your results look really great. So all together ultherapy in 3 areas, the PDO and the lip filler would cost approximately how much?

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you! All together it was around 10K. Most people get ultherapy in one area at a time...this is where my costs added up. xo

[@cecemullins3017]

Thank you for sharing Erin! You look great & if you feel great, that is all that matters! I have had many threads placed as well as ultherapy. The Ultherapy is intense… I don’t know of any ways of easing that other than what you did. For the threads: I stop using Ibuprofen for at least a week, I then take bromelain the day of and for 4 days after. I also use a lot of arnica cream topically on my treatment areas, avoiding the insertion points. Both the arnica & bromelain help my bruising significantly. I also use ice to reduce the swelling. I hope this helps:)

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are SO sweet! Thank you so much for sharing your experience! xo

[@judyclermont9839]

Hi, which area of your face did you have the threading done and are you happy with the outcome? Thank You!

[@mikki3961]

Well you know I adore you Erin and I agree you do look "fresher". The pain part scares me eek! So much information without the BS. You follow Angie too at hot n flashy I believe. Look at her at nearly 59! Your results are fabulous. Mwah.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much, Michele! Yes...Angie is beautiful! xo

[@leadimentoobrien1221]

I love how you use SPLIT SCREEN. No one else is smart enough to do that

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you! I think the side by sides were really important for a video like this. Glad you found them helpful! xo

[@MHM-i2o]

You look amazing but it is just too much pain for me. I did a test years ago and no way!!!!

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you...I totally get that! It really was painful! xo

[@beths5923]

Thank you for being so transparent with your audience, and taking us along for the ride. I have considered doing botox for my forehead wrinkles but have never took the leap.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Absolutely, Beth! I have tried Xeomin in my forehead, but my body must have metabolised it quickly because the results (which I liked) didn't last. Denise (our community manager) has been getting Botox in her forehead for the past 3 years and loves it. She goes every 5 months and is SO happy with the results. For reference she is 45 and according to her started getting deep lines in her forehead as early as her late 20s. I hope this helps! xo

[@beths5923]

@@BusbeeStyle thank you Erin. I'm sure alot of mine is genetics and also life's stresses. Started really noticing them in my early 30's and I just turned 41 a couple weeks ago. I thought YOLO... You only live once what are you waiting for!!

[@joannthompson4410]

How sad that our culture worships youth! Kind of the False Hollywood syndrome. I’m almost 77 & have very few wrinkles so do look at least 10 yrs younger but gals face it, at some point everyone is gonna be old. Unless you want to look like Joan Rivers did & those ladies such as Cher who no longer have any facial movement, don’t get started with any procedures. What happened to growing old gracefully?!?!

[@BusbeeStyle]

What is beautiful about our culture is that we can each decide what is best for each of us. These treatments are certainly not right for everyone, but I was excited to try them and thrilled with the results. Growing old gracefully has different meanings to everyone. I love that there are options available for those who want them. I don't think there are many people who want to go to the extreme of the examples that you provided...I know I don't, but again a personal decision for everyone to make for themselves. Thanks for watching!

[@hegetv2111]

I see a big difference. Your face looks lifted, and your skin is glowing! The difference in texture and tone before and after is huge. The slight sagging around the corner of your mouth is gone. You looked very beautiful before, but now you look truly amazing! I have been thinking about having pdo threads for some time now, and this makes me think I will do it. Ultherapy I will skip though. I have been using prescribtion tretinoin for almost a year. Currently every night, and I am starting to see some distinct improvement in my skin texture and tone. Thanks for yet another great video, Erin! ❤️

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much! Thanks for sharing! xo

[@beth4378]

Jaclyn Hill did the threads and she had so much pain and swelling for weeks.

[@BusbeeStyle]

I didn't see her video, but I can only imagine. I had some swelling for weeks too, but it was only really noticeable for the first two. She may have had more threads put in than I did. xo

[@karenrobbins6656]

Thanks for sharing and being honest about the pain. You look great after the procedure. I can see the difference. I’m a wimp so I think I will just have to age gracefully with retinol, sunscreen, good diet, exercise and good genes.

[@BusbeeStyle]

You’re SO welcome! I feel as though it’s important to be transparent with my audience. xo

[@catb3215]

I had Ultherapy a few years ago. There was a very slight improvement on my jaw line. Definitely not worth the money and the pain. I considered threading but looks so scary & with all the bruising I wouldn’t be able to hide that from my husband 😹

[@BusbeeStyle]

If you didn't see the results that you wanted, it is not worth it! Hard to hide the PDO recovery! xo

[@kristinabaltrusis5600]

You look AMAZING! I’ve noticed in your previous video that your skin looks different and glowing and I’ve wondered what have you done 😃thank you for describing your experience with both treatments in details. I’ve been considering them for sometime.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much, Kristina! Glad hearing about my experience was helpful! xo

[@user-in5in2yo6v]

No thank you! 😱

[@BusbeeStyle]

It isn't for everyone! Good skin care can go a long way! There is never a need to go through these types of procedures unless you want to. Thanks for watching! xo

[@MiaAnstine]

I definitely noticed a difference. It’s been a while since you’d shown up in my feed. I had to scan through your old videos to see what the change had been.

[@kathleeno1669]

Melissa55 is amazing! Your results look beautiful.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you so much, Kathleen! I completely agree...she is AMAZING! xo

[@Nina-dp3gx]

@11:37 your “before” skin looks super young and good Erin. In my honest opinion, you did not need any intervention what so ever....probably due to sports you do. I have been following you for years as you know and you are a very beautiful and smart women.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you, Nina! I don't think I "needed" any of this, but I enjoy trying out new treatments and I'm really pleased with my results. xo

[@elisabeththaller1307]

Thank you so much for this in-depth video that answers many questions. And most of all, thank you for your transparency! I have friends who pretend they’re not doing anything to their face and they would never share their secret! Thank you! 🤗

[@BusbeeStyle]

You are so welcome, Elisabeth! I don't think there is any reason to pretend. Happy to share! xo

[@AgingNaturallywithJodylynn]

This was so informative! I know I would not be able to handle the pain. I'm totally a wimp. You look amazing, thanking for sharing. ♥️🙏

[@BusbeeStyle]

Glad it was helpful! xo

[@kam0406]

You look great! I am too afraid to get the ultherapy. I have heard so many say it is incredibly painful. Your lip filler looks so good! I also had great results from lip filler and would never want to so without it. I just had my second round of sculptra placed in my temporal area and that has been subtle, but was a noticeable improvement. I am looking to get a bit of sculptra placed along my cheekbones not to plump up anything, but just to rejuvenate this area. It builds collagen and helps refreshen the face. I am looking at options to tighten my jawline and have been researching at home RF devices. So far, I'm not sure which ones would be best. Of anyone has had experience, please share!

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you SO much! Love hearing about your experience. I have not tried any of the RF devices, but I have heard great things about the Newa! xo

[@homeloveeverything2932]

Thank you for sharing this. You’re brave! I’m too chicken to let anyone do anything to my face. I remember my mother used to tell to make sure I don’t eat too much sodium, and don’t gain too much weight. The way she explained it was, the sodium or weight gain causes your face to swell, which stretches out your skin, causing micro-tears & wrinkles. It all made sense to me.

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thanks for sharing...That's so interesting! I never thought of it like that! xo

[@MonicaMacareno]

I love how transparent you are & you look absolutely fantastic

[@BusbeeStyle]

Thank you so much, Monica! xo

[@MonicaMacareno]

@@BusbeeStyle You’re welcome

[@ridinreiners]

Thank you for being so open about what you have had done. I come from a family of saggers. I was quite jowly by the age if 45. I have stayed out of the sun and used good skincare. Some people battle poor genetics and I am one of those people. I made the decision not to spend money on fillers and other more short term procedures.because I knew I would need a facelift at some point anyway and I knew I would do it. I am now 59 and had a face/neck lift with upper and lower blepharoplasty in February. The results are pretty amazing and I wish I had done it 5 years ago. I am glad I made the decisions I did. I also think that your procedures cost close to the cost of a facelift.

[@BusbeeStyle]

You're SO welcome! I'm thrilled that you are so happy with your results. I may go down that road one day as well, but I'm using procedures like these to buy me a bit more time. Thanks so much for sharing! xo

[@tsmith9007]

I paid seven thousand dollars for pdo threads several years ago and it didn’t work. I went back to the doctor and explained to her it didn’t. She said well it looks better to her. They made me leave. Would not even talk to me about it. So glad yours look great.

[@BusbeeStyle]

I’m so sorry for your experience. You would think that your doctor would want you to be happy!

[@muse3241]

Please continue to inform us about your experience with skin procedures and especially what you liked and didn’t like. Do you use a filter on the screen? Your skin looks so beautiful! I would love your recommendations. At 49 looking for a little bit of help but don’t want to look puffy and weird like some.