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Nearly 5 years post up....in quarantine!
59 y.o. Even though I'm noticing some aging, still looks better than pre-lift. I also take a ton of supplements, avoid the sun (obviously), and eat a solid diet with a lot of fresh vegetables. Have recently begun a new topical skincare regimen to deal with my large pores. I'll probably check back with Dr. Harley in the next few years for some tweaking, but five years in, I can definitely say it's worth it.
If you're planning on weight loss, WAIT until after you lose the weight to get your neck lifted.
It has been nearly a year since my Biltmore lift with Dr. Harley, and since that time, I lost 28 pounds. I love the fact that I'm finally at my ideal weight. However, the skin on my neck has loosened as a result. It still looks better than it did before the lift; however, if I had to do it all over again (and will eventually, no doubt), I would have waited on having the lift until after I had lost the weight. So, word to the wise.....if you think you might go on a weight loss program, wait until you're done to do your lift.
Three weeks Post Op!
My face is starting to wake up. Still have a lot of numbness in front of my ears and under my jawline, but it seems to be getting a bit better. And I'm really ok with it if it doesn't come back all the way. I kind of figured that might be a risk before I even went through with the procedure. The one thing that is disconcerting sometimes is that my eyelash/lids area is numb. Makes it interesting when I apply mascara lol. Anyway, I'm feeling pretty good. Back to the gym (walking), and here's an updated picture (with makeup). :)
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Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
70 Sapphire Valley Rd., Sapphire, North Carolina