Wellesley Facelift doctors

Brooke R. Seckel, MD Brooke R. Seckel, MD
Boston Plastic Surgeon
131 Old Road Nine Acre Corner - Suite 700, Concord
106 answers
Edwin Ishoo, MD Edwin Ishoo, MD
Boston Facial Plastic Surgeon
1000 Plain St First Floor , Marshfield
4 answers
Kimberley O'Sullivan, MD Kimberley O'Sullivan, MD
Boston Plastic Surgeon
14 Denton Road, Wellesley
1 answer
Christopher J. Davidson, MD Christopher J. Davidson, MD
Wellesley Plastic Surgeon
332 Washington St Suite 100, Wellesley Hills
Richard J. Ehrlichman, MD Richard J. Ehrlichman, MD
Boston Plastic Surgeon
Suite 215 332 Washington Street, Wellesley

Recent Answers

Why Do They Cut the Nap of Your Neck when Having a Facelift

I had a facelift about 3 months ago and in the process of this the back of my neck or nap . Is this normal? Any information would help.

A: A Facelift incision is normally placed on the neck behind the ear but should be hidden in the hair

A Facelift incision is normally placed behind the ear and down along the nape of the neck but it must be hidden in the hair above the hairline along the neck so that it is not visible.

This incision is necessary to adequately tighten the neck and re drape the tissues properly after the facial skin is tightened and the excess removed.

This "posterior " aspect of the face;lift incision should not be visible and should be concealed by the hair at or above the hairline of the neck

Brooke R. Seckel, MD
Boston Plastic Surgeon
I Had a Facelift 4 Years Ago and Don't Want Another One What Can I Do to Help Sagging?

I had a facelift approximately 4 years ago and have started to get the deep fowls around my mouth. I'm 60 years old and want to look vibrant for my age but do not want a another facelift. Are there other alternative that will help the wrinkles and jowls?

A: conservative management of jowels after face lift

If you are starting to notice sagging of jowls and deepening of the nasolabial and marionette lines, you have a few connservative options before resorting to a second face lift in 5 years.

Botox injection (nefertiti injection) can cause a subtle but noticible elevation of the jowles.

Non-invasive soft tissue tightening with Thermage and the new Ultherapy may be an excellent maintenance strategy.

Fractional CO2 peel will not only inprove the texture of the skin but it also causes tightening and a microlift

Cheek and or chin implants can reestablish good facial skeletal projection and elevate the jowls effectively

finally, if jowls are the main concern, and the above conservative options are not appealing or appropriate, you may see significant improvement with a midface lift as opposed to another traditional or mini-face lift.

 

Edwin Ishoo, MD
Boston Facial Plastic Surgeon
Do I Need a Facelift? What Happened to Me? I Look 20 Years Older

Hello.. I am 34 years old, 5"2 147lbs..I am about 20 lbs overweight, however looking at my face and all the fat concentrated on my neck looks like I am more like 50 lbs overweight...I already had a chin lipo 2 years ago. Should I get a facelift? Am I too young? my family says I am paranoid..but I see other people with beautiful jawlines specially TV anchors..My eyes are also droopy...What happened to me? How can I look younger? My skin has large pores also..

A: face lift in a 34 year old

From the limited pictures you provided I suspect you've had more significant weight fluctuation and possibly extensive sun exposure that has caused loss of skin elasticity and joweling. Also, it appears that you may not have a great facial bone structure with low profile cheeks and chin. Frequently in such cases, I recommend cheek and chin implants which can dramatically improve the volume, contour and projection of the face and bring every thing into better balance. It is important to maintain your weight and undertake routine skin care with adequate sun protection especially since you live in Florida.

Edwin Ishoo, MD
Boston Facial Plastic Surgeon
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