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Does Lifestyle Lift Really Work?

I have read horror stories about this procedure. I was thinking of doing this and am not sure after reading some of the testimonials. Does Lifestyle Lift really work?

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by enlighten in Las Vegas, NM
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If it Sounds Too Good To Be True, it Might Be a Lifestyle Lift

Does it really work? Well, remember when your mother told you "if it sounds too good to be true...?"  Here is what we know. Lifestyle Lift is: -- A company that was fined $300,000 for "Astroturfing" (Google it to learn more) -- A plastic surgery procedure promoted by infomercial -- A "trade secret" proprietary procedure -- A procedure that gets overwhelmingly bad reviews on RealSelf.com -- A bit of a random way of selecting a surgeon more
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Lifestyle Lift results

Predicting the outcome of a lifestyle lift is difficult. Not only do patients heal differently, but Lifestyle lifts are performed by different surgeons using different techniques. Futhermore the Lifrestyle Lift was "invented" by Dr, Kent in 2001. So, it has only been perfomed for 8 years. Predicting how long it will last is difficult if it has only been around 8 years. Using the message boards and blogs may be useful to you in this regard.
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Lifestyle lift

A lifestyle lift is a modified limited scar facelift often done by doctors that are not plastic surgeons. I would recommend a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon before pursuinf the lifestyle lift.  

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Pros and cons of a lifestyle lift

When considering a lifestyle lift the pros include 1. It's cheap When considering the cons of a lifestyle lift consider the following 1. It gets overwhelmingly weak reviews 2. They do a very poor job of properly educating their patients on what the surgical experience is like and what the post-op recovery is like. Many lifestyle lift patients who I have taken care of had no idea what they were getting into when they signed up. 3. Their marketing is disingenuous. The... more
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