Lifestyle lift Q & A
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Answers (sorted by helpful votes)| Steven Wallach, M.D. |  |
What is the difference between a Lifestyle Lift and a mini lift?
A lifetstyle lift is a brand name given to a limited scar facelift and a small excision of tissue below the skin. A minilift is similar but not necessarily the same operation. Mini-lift usually refers to a limited scar face lift and... more
| Boris Volshteyn, MD MS |  |
How is a Lifestyle lift different from a traditional face lift?
Lets get all the terms correct. Any technique that is designed to improve the appearance of the face and "lift the face up" IS A FACELIFT procedure. So, Lifestyle lift, Quicklift, Mini-lift, Neck lift and all other 200 or so names... more
| Sam Naficy, MD |  |
How much does a Lifestyle Lift cost?
It can end-up costing a great deal more than a regular face lift!
By that I mean there have been a few instances when a Lifestyle lift has left significant scarring and earlobe deformity, which required additional surgery and scar revision. When... more
| Dr. John Westine |  |
Will I have visible scars from a Lifestyle lift?
Many clients ask about using some type of “scar treatment” cream after the procedure. The fact of the matter is that the incisions heal remarkably well in over 95% of our clients.
We do not recommend these... more
| Dr. Paul Lanfranchi |  |
How can I minimize bruising from a Lifestyle lift?
At our center, we suggest using the over-the-counter supplement 2-3 days before the procedure (as directed by the manufacturer) and then for one week afterwards. Evidence has demonstrated that it may help decrease bruising associated with the... more
| Dr. John Westine | |
What can I expect during Lifestyle lift recovery?
Each individual’s recovery from surgery is unique.
In general, the thinner your tissues, the less swelling you will experience much like a thinner sponge will absorb less water than a thicker sponge when exposed to the same bath of... more
| Dr. John Westine | |
Lifestyle lift - who should consider it?
The LSL is good at correcting laxity in the neck and lower third of the face.
Those with more residual elasticity and less excess laxity in the skin make for better LSL candidates.
An exam and consultation with your plastic surgeon is... more
| Dr. John Westine | |
What results can I expect from Lifestyle lift?
Always talk to your treating surgeon about any areas where you are not completely satisfied. The best outcomes always require a team effort.
Your surgeon is committed to you throughout the process and goes to great lengths to ensure that each... more
Lifestyle lift: how long bruising and swelling lasts?
Q: I'm scheduled to have eye surgery and LSL soon and I need to know how long the bruising and swelling last? was it painful? more
Why don't I look like myself?
Q: I had a lifestyle lift 5 days ago. How long does it take for the swelling to go down. I look deformed. I have been appling ice as often as I can. I do not look like myself. please let me know how long it will take. more
Lifestyle Lift side effects - Should I be worried that my neck feels "too tight"?
Q: I had the LL done a little over 2 weeks ago. I have felt like I'm being strangled ever since. My neck in front is so tight that if my chin is tucked while lying on a pillow my air supply and blood supply to my head are altered. Since I've had... more
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