There Are Blood Spots That Resemble Blood Blisters on my Face After my Face Lift Surgery Nearly Two Weeks Ago. Is This Normal? Doctor Answers, Tips
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There Are Blood Spots That Resemble Blood Blisters on my Face After my Face Lift Surgery Nearly Two Weeks Ago. Is This Normal?

There Are Blood Spots That Resemble Blood Blisters on my Face After my Face Lift Surgery Nearly Two Weeks Ago. Is This Normal?

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by KathleenofIreland
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Blood Blisters 2 Weeks after Facelift

Blood blisters after facelift are not normal, and an exam would be necessary to determine what needs to be done, if anything. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Blood spots on face following facelift

It's difficult to give you advice without seeing photos or examining you in person. It sounds like you are experiencing some bruising, which may take place following trauma. In general, the side effects of a facelift, which can vary depending on the type of facelift that was performed and the severity of the patient's issues, may include the following: 1) Swelling 2) Bruising 3) Temporary numbness 4) Nerve injury that is usually temporary but can sometimes be... more
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Communicate

A photo of these affected areas will be helpful. In the meantime, please maintain communication with your surgeon.

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Blood spots on face is this normal after a facelift

Not entirely, but this is not uncommon. I would have your doctor look at it. It could be just a deep bruise. But if they are blisters you would need some special care to it
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Facelift follow-up.

After a facelift you may experience different symptoms or side effects which are best managed by your physician. Close clinical follow-up is critical to ensure that you receive optimal care and the best possible outcome. Schedule an appointment with your physician.
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