To the surgeon, sounds like an annuity!

In response to some of the other doctor's coments, I must agree.

I would encourage you to consider your finances, your goals, and what is bothering you.  Put that into the context that you may consider the face in segments and have rejuvenation in a "modular fashion".  In other words  rejuvenate the area that bothers you the most, and when you have time, money, desire, etc. go after the next area of concern.

This modular approach allows you to treat the worst trouble area now, and not affect other areas when it is time to rejuvenate.  Knowing this is a likely possibility (we are all getting older you know), the surgeon can rejuvenate a module, and not burn any bridges for the future.

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A liquid facelift is a procedure that uses temporary dermal fillers, such as Resytylane, Juvederm, Perlane, and others, to refill hallows the in the face and help to redefine some lost contour that occurs with aging. It is not a procedure for everyone and gets only temporary results. In some patients with signficant aging changes, a liquid facelift will not produce much int he way of results. In others with minimal changes or specific changes, it can be an excellent alternative to a facelift.

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