Salt Lake City Facelift doctors
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John Bitner, MD
Salt Lake City Facial Plastic Surgeon
2121 N. Robins Drive, Layton |
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15 answers |
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P. Daniel Ward, MD
Salt Lake City Facial Plastic Surgeon
4696 Daybreak Rim Way, South Jordan |
7 answers | |
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Richard H. Fryer, MD
Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon
11762 S State Street #220, Draper |
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4 answers |
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Brian K. Brzowski, MD
Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon
1525 East 6000 South Suite C, Ogden |
3 answers | |
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Renato Saltz, MD
Salt Lake City Plastic Surgeon
5445 South Highland Drive , Salt Lake City |
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2 answers |
Recent Answers
behind ear lobe. Also neck is quite wrinkled and hard& still shows where the drainage tube was. Massaging has been done twice daily. Wrinkle in front of rt. earlobe which dr. may have to fix. My neck does not look good and have been wearing turtlenecks in hopes it will improve.Looks like a facelift for sure on rt. side. Will these go away and how long must I wear turtlenecks? Thank you!
Scars must mature and swelling must decrease after a facelift before you can see the full result. Having said that, things should be looking significantly improved by one month -- at least things should be looking symmetric.
Make sure you keep returning to your physician to be given directions on healing.
Thoughts About Having Cosmetic Surgery (Face Lift) at a Residency Program?
There are some things that are OK to skimp on:
- buy generic, no-name brands when you can
- clip coupons
- pay your neighbor's high school student to was your car
But do you really want to risk your face to someone who has watched a few facelifts and hasn't performed any themselves just to save money?
You should be able to answer that question yourself.
My skin and facial muscles have started to sag. I don't really have wrinkles, but I do have sever Marionette lines. My cheeks are sunken and my eyes look hollow. I've heard and talked to doctors about several lasers and fillers, but realized that at the end the tab would cost as much as a facelift, considering that I'd have to go back every year for more fillers and more laser treatments. They say though, that I'm too young for a Facelift. Any advice?
40 is not too young for a Facelift as long as you have the indications for surgery, I will not just operate on anyone, however, if you have the classical indications of facial aging and a surgical procedure would give you the best results in comparison to any other non surgical options I would give you that option. I do not use age as a predetermining factor for surgery but determine if anatomically the patient is ready for a surgical procedure.
