Lifestyle Lift: Stories
Write a ReviewThe Life-style Lift Recovery is Longer Than They Tell You
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- posted 6 years ago
- updated 4 years ago
- Not Worth It
- Cost: $5,060
- Schaumburg, IL
I had my LifeStyle Lift done On July 12, 2006. I...
- 9 Aug 2006
I had my LifeStyle Lift done On July 12, 2006. I had the bags removed from under my eyes as well as the lift. It would be better if they told you that most people will need some time to recover. There was no way I could go out in public for about 2 weeks. My eyes were black and swollen. My whole face was swollen. I still have a lot of discomfort especially on the back of my ears. My right side was more of a problem than the left. It is still swollen.
The scars on the back of the ears are pretty awful. They tell you afterwards that it might take up to a year to completely heal.This should be told up front. A tech took out the stitches and did have bleeding after this was done. My left ear had drainage for about two weeks. I did have to have my right ear aspirated 3 times because of fluid build up. Am not convinced that the office help really have medical training. In fact they gave me the opposite information over the phone. I had called about the severe swelling, it was fluid, but they told me that as long as it was hard, not to worry. They should have told me to come in as hardness is a sign of fluid build-up.
The after care needs some attention. As I said, I still am having trouble sleeping or even having the phone on my ear. The least amount of pressure causes much discomfort. This may all be pretty standard, but their ads lead you to believe that you can resume normal activities in a short period of time. I think it would be much better if they told you the truth. Am I happy that I had it done; can't say for sure. Still have swelling under my eyes and most of the swelling has gone down on my face (not behind the ears). Friends tell me that I do look better than I did.
If I had known that the recovery time would be this long, sure wouldn't have had it done in the summer. Would have waited until January when there are fewer activities. (I live in Indiana). Am a golfer and have only been able to go out a couple of times. Honesty is always the best policy. I had the procedure done in Schaumburg, IL. Unfortunately, after the procedure, I found that the Dr. who performed the procedure is on probation in Pennsylvania.
Almost a year ago I had lower eye lid surgery(took out the fat) and my face lasered (blow torched), to of course give me younger skin and reduce my pores.
They failed to tell me what to expect. I had to go back and ask why the corner of my eye's had hard lumps. They told me to buy Vit E and rub regular. It worked. The next un-expected was "wrinkles". Where the fat came out loose skin wrinkled. I know longer have puffy eye's but wrinkled eye's. I'm not happpy with either one, wrinkles or puffy eye's. One would think to mention this. Now, to the pores, the doctor actually sang to me "good bye pores, good by pores, mimicking a Christmas song that was playing (here comes Santa Claus)....I still have pore issues. I do NOT feel this helped me at all and the price was around 4k. My husband also has NOT had a good experience but they are still trying to fix the mess. Can't comment yet on him due to he is still going back for corrections(on his 4th or 5th trip). Will update you on him when the time is right. Good Luck.
KT1141 I have heard that a "class action" is for the lawyers and not the client...so I would suggest suing privately so one could get the money to correct themselves as this is what my husband will have to do...so sad
Florida
I knew you feared that and that you might need a medical Dr. Oh! The promised results in the manual!
"_Innovation was the answer"
"_A smaller incision, hidden in the natural crease of her ear, gave natural results and reduced recovery time"
"_Plus, she wouldn't have to be put to sleep with general anesthisia or IV sedation, so it would be safer."
-In dissing traditional plastic surgery it is said: "...Besides the anesthesia risk, deep incisiions and physical trauma, few can afford weeks or months of recovery, or the cost of a $15,000 traditional procedure. Until 2001, people had no choice. Today, men and women are choosing Lifestyle Liftt."
"With each passing day, more and more doctors embrace the Lifestyle Lift mission and want to be part of it. However, since we are committed to work only with the very best, we train only Plastic Surgeons, Otolaryngologists Surgeons (experts in the face and neck) and Facial Plastic Surgeons."
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How many of you out there had a Dr. that had had his license revoked in another state. Mine did. He also had been disciplined for narcotics in my state but still had his license and was working for them, did my surgery and others that I know of now. All of us with unresolved issues, horrible scars, nerve damage, you name it.
Sooooooo Sweet, we will get our day I think. Maybe not marching, but I'm right there with you on that one. There must be thousands of us!!! Wouldn't that be awesome?
Take care, you all out there, and take heed.
How did your "talk" go.
there is a 9 part series on Youtube.
This is basically a bait and switch, you go in for an advertised 'lower priced' item that is advertised, but end up spending so much more in the end to get 'results'.
Look up News reports posted on YOUTUBE. Watch Dr. Kent walk out on a news interview.