An eye lift might take away wrinkles and finelines around your eyes, but at what cost? Is the expense or the risks involved really worth having the procedure done? What if something were to go wrong? These are your eye we're talking about after all; do you really want someone with a scalpel or stable gun to be trusted with that kind of responsibility?

Here are 2 Plain as Day Reasons Why an Eye Wrinkle Cream Cream is Better Than a Face Lift:

1. Complications: We aren't talking about an ear piercing, tooth removal, a hair transplant, or a finger reattachment, we are talking about your eyes; the part of your body that allows you to SEE!

Even a highly trained professional is capable of making mistakes, even if they don't make them that often. If out of 1000 cosmetic eye lift procedures, he makes 1 mistake, would you call that a rather good average? Yes, it is indeed a good average, but what if you are that 1 mistake? What if instead of an eye lift, you got an eye removal, meaning he nicked your eye and it is no longer functional? Would you still be happy with his average then? Likely not! Well, that is precisely the case with an eye lift.

Obviously, the possible complications may not be as serious as losing an eye, but whether you believe it or not, the complications are there and they are real!

Think about it this way; what possible complications can arise from using a under eye wrinkle cream? The worst outcome is you get a mild rash because you picked the wrong type of eye cream OR merely because you decided to choose the cheaper brand. You don't lose an eye and you don't come out disfigured, yet you still have the same chance, if not better, of removing eye wrinkles and finelines.

2. Expenses: The possible complications are more than enough to sway most minds, as they are, in a word, frightening. But, in case you need more evidence, let's take a look at the cost of an eye lift and compare it to using a eye wrinkle cream.

Using a firming eye cream, or under eye cream, might cost a thousand dollars over the course of SEVERAL years; maybe even a decade if you're a real penny pincher. Opting for an eye lift, well, that would cost tens of thousands of dollars over many years!

You have to figure that an eye lift costs a couple thousand dollars upfront. Add in the fact that an eye lift doesn't last forever and you have the makings of an eye lift being needed every few years; depending on how you take care of your skin of course. Having said all that, you could either shell out thousands of dollars for a fast "no guarantee" eye treatment, which would need to be repeated again and again as time went on OR you could spend a few bucks on firming eye cream every month and get the same results, if not better, within just a few short months?

Be honest with yourself, doesn't wrinkle eye cream appear to be the better alternative?