Lifestyle Lift: Q&A

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Would You Recommend Lifestyle Lift?

On account of safety, would you recommend a Lifestyle lift?

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3 Doctor Answers | Asked by cathy4514 in Miami, FL
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Safety of lifetstyle 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 that operates in an accredited surgical facility.  
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To recommend this lift, you have to understand it and that is impossible without the details

IT is hard to recommend a procedure that is not understood. IF you look up the composite lift, the lateral smasectomy lift, the deep plane lift, the MACs lift, all will have accurate descriptions reported in textbooks or scientific artifcles. No such desciription is available according to the best of my knowledge. Therefore it;s hard to judge a procedure that hasn't been accurately described.
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Lifestyle lift recommendations

A lifestyle lift is a trademark. Generally speaking, it is a lower third facelift that addresses jowling and neck laxity. The usual technique that is used is a SMAS plication or an imbrication technique. These are different methods of anchoring the muscle layer under the skin that provides the strength of the lift. Lifestyle lift is essentially a marketing corporation that employees plastic and facial plastic surgeons to perform these procedures. Some are very well qualified and... more

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