Makeover recommendations for the face?

If I was your patient, what would you do to improve my looks? Carte Blanche.

If you can, please give me two options (with average cost of the procedures): a low-budget and a high-budget route. Thanks!

P.S. The only things I had ever done (almost a year ago) were Botox and Restylane in the frown lines, Juvederm in nasolabial folds, marionette lines and a little in the lips. I took more views but seems I can only post one.

5 answers to “Makeover recommendations for the face?”

A: Makeover recommendations for the face?

By Peter A. Aldea, MD - Memphis Plastic Surgeon

Dear Curious, You certainly are one brave woman! Recognizing that we are all different and are bothered by different things, I will take this on as an academic exercise. I'll take a chance and try and answer your question. (Although if you are Unhappy with my answer, please imagine that my name has just... more

A: Facial Evaluation

By Christopher L. Hess, MD - Fairfax Plastic Surgeon

Now you realize that this boarders on the "how old do you think I am?" kind of question. But since you're asking here it is. When I look you I'm drawn to your lower lids. With only an anterior picture I'll give it a shot. I think you need a midface lift and lower lid... more

A: What facial procedures are best?

By Steven Wallach, MD - Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

It is a loaded question that you ask. I always ask patients what bothers them. Certainly multiple facial rejuvenation procedures can be performed especially around your lower eyes and your face. It is usually not one or the other in terms of fillers or surgery. It is often both.

A: Considering multiple procedures

By Brent Moelleken, MD - Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

Your best bet is to schedule several consultations with fine surgeons and see what they have to offer. You are lucky to be on RealSelf, where there are many fine surgeons to pick from. Your case will be very complex and detailed. The choices you will make will be dependent on your medical history, your... more

A: Unfair and irrelevant question

By Robin T.W. Yuan, MD - Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

I do not mean any disrespect, but the question or situation you pose is so common and illustrative of the problems in cosmetic surgery. While seemingly important and specific, the question is actually not the question patients should be asking. What cosmetic surgery should be doing is giving patients the... more