“Not What I Expected With Lifestyle Lift”

I have also found that a lot of people here rush to judgment far too soon after the procedure. I think it's always good to keep in mind that you have to have reasonable expectations, and give it time to let swelling go down, and healing take place, so I agree with your comment. By the way, I do not make this comment based on this lady's husbands comments.

When I went to LSL, the time frame that I was given for recovery was very short. I don't know what they are telling people now but I don't think that 6 weeks is too soon to post negative or undesirable results. At 6 weeks you should pretty much be on your way to a full recovery unless something else is causing an underlying condition. I had a "RE-DO" of my LSL and looked better 3 weeks later. They even commented on how quickly that I healed up. I did NOT HAVE the same experience with the LSL. I know that all individuals are different and each person heals differently. But I know in my case that I felt that something was wrong from the very beginning. After reading many posts, I have heard the same thing from other women and I did not rush to post my dissatisfaction. In fact I waited almost 5 months to post after I had exhausted all avenues with LSL. Didn't you write this post to "Glad I Opted Out:" I spoke to my cosmetic surgeon about this procedure, and he said he would not ever do this kind of lift, and does not recommend it. You are smart. Save up the money and do it the right way. Make sure you RESEARCH your surgeon well prior to ANY surgery. I researched my surgeon for 3 yrs before I made my first appointment, and I am very happy with him. I just have one question for you -- After 6 weeks did you not see improvement in your surgery? Best, Chrystal Eckes

I had my procedure done in Denver also.