Dr. Yan Trokel is the creator of what he calls the Y Lift. It is an in-office  cosmetic procedure that says instantly gives a patient a lift with minimal  bruising or swelling and no incisions or general anesthesia.

"I call it the Y Lift because I think that the perfect shape of a face is a Y --  a really high cheekbone, a strong jaw line, a taut neck," Dr. Trokel  says.

First he uses a laser on the neck that he says stimulates collagen and  tightens the skin. Then he strategically marks the face. After numbing the area, he injects filler  called Juvederm, which is commonly used and FDA-approved for the treatment of  facial wrinkles and folds.

The side effects of fillers are rare, but can  include things like bruising and swelling or an allergic reaction.

You see  the results in about one hour. The procedure costs a little more than $8,000.  The results are not permanent; Dr. Trokell says it lasts about 1 to 2 years

ith more than a half-million more jobs lost last month alone, according to the  Department of Labor, older workers can feel at a distinct disadvantage competing  against their younger counterparts.

Aimee Gremmo has been looking for a  job in catering sales for the last six months. Looking for a job has become her  job. She shuttles from the suburbs of Long Island to New York City several times  a week, going on interview after interview, but coming back  unemployed.

"There are so many restaurants and catering halls [that] are  closing down for business, downsizing,