10 months ago
A familar situation that recurs in my practice is the confusion over what a facelift actually achieves.
From a plastic surgeon perspective, this usually means operating to achieve improvments in the lower face and jawline regions.
From a patient perspective, they tend to believe it treats all aspects of the head & neck. For example they believe a facelift includes a forehead lift, upper eyelids, lower eyelids, cheeks, areas around the mouth, jawline, chin, and neck. many also believe this should include treating the skin.
Of course, each of these areas can be addressed but it inlvolves MUCH more than just a facelift.
Depending on what you want treated each of these areas can be treated using different techniques which include a variety of non-surgical modalities.
It would be best to specifically identify which areas concern so that those options can be reviewed in greater detail.
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