Aging leads to changes in the freshness and beauty of the skin and the shape of the face (
1). Many external and internal factors, including genetics, ethnicity, exposure to sunlight, smoking, and air pollution, affect the speed of facial aging (
2). Aging of the skin clinically in the form of dry wrinkles and roughness, loosening, and pigmentation changes appear (
3).
Facial rejuvenation(FR) and rejuvenating the skin have long been the concern of humans. Throughout history, various methods have been used to rejuvenate and reduce Skin aging or the damaging effects of the sun (
4). Dermatologists and researchers always look for highly efficient methods and fewer side effects to remove wrinkles and rejuvenation. These methods are invasive and non-invasive (
5). In the last decade, the demand for non-invasive rejuvenation methods has increased significantly (
6). Part of the increase in non-invasive methods can be attributed to the increase in new injections. Technologies offered to many patients include soft tissue fillers, laser treatments, and radiofrequency- or ultrasound-based skin tightening methods used today were introduced in the last decade (
7).
The use of botulinum toxin as a non-invasive method of rejuvenation and beauty has attracted many people, and its use has increased among patients (
8,
9). However, this method may have short-term and long-term side effects such as headache, eye disorder, eyelid ptosis, and eyelid and face heaviness (
8).
One of the methods of facial rejuvenation is the use of laser, which has become popular as one of the beauty methods since the 1980s. In America, there was a 19% increase in skin regeneration treatments, including laser, light, and energy-based methods, in 2017 compared to 2016 (
10). Using laser and light sources for skin rejuvenation involves the removal of old skin tissue, which can cause tissue damage due to the thermal heat generated by high-power lasers. It then stimulates the surrounding tissues to heal through natural wound healing (
11). Today, skin lasers are used in various therapeutic directions (
10). Therefore, in general, the application of skin lasers can be categorized as wrinkle removal, rejuvenation, superficial and deep exfoliation, skin lifting and rejuvenation, facial and body hair removal, removal of skin spots, removal of freckles, removal of some moles and scars (
10,
12,
13). However, this method may have side effects such as dry skin, pimples, sun sensitivity, blisters, and skin infections (
14).
Facelift is one of the beauty methods that causes facial skin to stretch upwards. In this case, sagging skin in the cheeks and jawline disappears and brings rejuvenation and freshness to the skin (
15). In the past, a facelift was possible only through surgery. However, today, using different non-surgical methods, lifting can be done with the least pain and without a recovery period. Of course, non-surgical methods are temporary and need to be renewed once in a while. This method generally helps the collagen production of the skin and stimulates the skin cells (
16).
The Internet and its data are now recognized as an alternative tool for collecting data on disease patterns and population estimates in epidemiology (
17,
18). Patients considering an elective skin rejuvenation procedure are more likely to do research before the procedure, which often starts with social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, as well as Google search engines (
19). Google is the largest search engine used in the world. The phrases searched on Google and their trends can help understand the public's interests and views on a specific issue and the progress and spread of diseases (
20). The usefulness of this source of information in epidemiological research has been shown in many studies (
20-
22). FR services are diverse, and the desire to use them is increasing. Therefore, it is necessary to know the tendencies of society toward these methods and study these trends during different years to plan for the future.