“Lifestyle Lift Went South”

I was considering this after seeing an ad. I called about it asking what it was, and they were so secretive about it, it scared me off. I didn't want to waste my time going in for a consultation to get vague BS. I finally found someone doing the endotine, which is well explained in literature and by physicians. Every other solid medical procedure that has a good basis is well defined for everyone to understand. I'm not about to take chances letting someone do things to me when I go in not understanding what will be done.

Hi, I know you are mad and feeling sad right now but you did do something good for yourself. You quit smoking. Smoking ages a woman faster than anything else that you can do to yourself. Not only that, as soon as you quit smoking your lungs start to repair themselves. So yes, your lift failed but you did quit smoking. Have you contacted the office that did the surgery and have you requested your pictures and medical records. And don't let them fool you, you can get digital pictures which are much clearer than the color print-outs. Contact me if you have problems getting your records and I can put you in touch with a woman that can help. Maybe your surgeon or another surgeon in the group would be willing to redo the procecure if you are up to it again. At the very least you can ask for your money back. You never know, maybe you'll get lucky. Best, Chrystal

After reading some of these horror stories I feel blessed. I had the lift 16 months ago and after about 3 months, I saw no difference except for the scars I bear. I am still having stitches surfacing as well. I do not recoment this proceedure to anyone. It a waste of time and money.

I am so glad I took the time to read these comments and others. Like many, I was going to treat myself to a Lifestyle Lift. No more. Thanks to all of you for your input.