I had a facelift 15 months ago, and since then, my left eyebrow has been immobile. It has a little movement at the end of the brow, and that’s all. I have lost my facial expression, and I feel so worried that it will stay that way. I started physical therapy and electrotherapy. I have used Proserin and Nuclo injections, but none of these have helped. What can I do? I do not want have botox on the right side. I want to have movement back
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Thanks for your question. It's hard to say definitively without a proper physical exam and seeing the operative report from your surgery to know exactly what techniques your surgeon used underneath the skin. Although it feels like loose skin on the outside, there is likely something anatomic...
Based on your photos, you are a great candidate for lower face and neck lift along with fat transfer at the same time. If it is performed well by an experienced facial specialist, you can have a 10 year result that looks very natural at the same time.
It is very difficult to answer your question, as it's impossible to know what exactly your surgeon did during your facelift surgery. In my practice, patients rarely experience pain: they do, however, said that the bandages make them feel somewhat claustrophobic (these are removed after two...