Surely more than once you have been looking at some dream shoes that you have not dared to buy because of their 18-centimeter heels. Some of the latest trends in footwear are not designed for those women who cannot stand high heels and who, due to their hectic daily activity, need more comfortable footwear. But if you keep dreaming of being able to wear those very high heels, new aesthetic techniques have come to help you.
From Great Britain comes the latest in cosmetic surgery that will help you wear heels without pain. The technique is called Loub Job and it receives its name from the admired designer Christian Louboutin whose shoes are characterized by having very high heels and for being, together with the Manolos, one of the objects of desire most persecuted by celebrities.
This new surgery consists of filling the big toes, the heels, and the metatarsals with Botox, forming a kind of pad on the foot that somewhat cushion the discomfort and pain of the artificial curvature that is formed when wearing these types of heels. The Loub Job lasts approximately one hour and is performed under local anesthesia. you have six months ahead to wear your heels without suffering.
Botox is now also for the feet
- The reign of Botox in the world of aesthetics seems to be going on for a long time. Since botulin toxin began to be used to erase wrinkles on the face and, incidentally, the expression, many uses have been found for this miraculous substance. If a few days ago we talked about Botox for hair, today Botox reaches the feet. It is rumored that some of the celebrities who have already signed up for this technique are Victoria Beckham, Gwyneth Patrol, and Katy Perry and that is why they pose smiling on their dizzying heels.
- But the truth is that no matter how much we infiltrate ourselves with Botox to avoid feeling pain, the continued use of heels has its drawbacks and is the cause of many pathologies and malformations of the feet. Arthritis, bunions, pain in the sole and deformed toes are some of the consequences of getting on very high heels. But looking more stylized, which is something we have to recognize in high-heeled shoes, and higher can also cause lower back pain, as well as a constant risk of sprains and sprains in the ankle.
- One solution, if we do not want to give up looking taller, is the use of platform shoes and, if we do not like the platform to be seen, there are also those with an internal platform that avoids the artificial posture that the foot acquires with high-heeled shoes. Search among the latest trends in footwear, because you will surely find the heel that best suits your lifestyle.