I seek to address (1) hollowness under the eye, (2) “sag” lines under the cheek bone. To be perfumed with a lower blephoroplasty and lower facelift. (A) Is there any point considering an endoscopic approach (given multiple procedures). Could results be as durable as a more invasive technique? (B) Aside from repositioning of malar fat pads what other tissues might be repositioned. How does this affect the risks and results? (C) How do the terms such as “SMAS” and “Deep Plane” to the mid facelift?
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December 16, 2014
Answer: Apparently good candidate for fillers not a midface lift.
Yes, sodium (salt) intake after a facelift or any other cosmetic surgery, such as eyelid surgery or rhinoplasty, can significantly impact swelling.The typical maximum daily amount I recommend is 1,500 milligrams. This follows the recent guidelines of the RDA. Many patients are...
A full set of photographs are required before making a judgment on the rhinoplasty and chin implant. Nostrils can be made more narrow with an alar plasty. A chin implant can be inserted through sub mental approach under local or general anesthesia to give more projection to the chin and help...
Although it is difficult to tell from the photo you submitted, facial asymmetries are quite common and you are astute to pick this up. I recommend that you seek out a facial surgeon experienced in the use facial implants, bony surgery, and rhinoplasty in order to be thoroughly evaluated. ...