Facelift: Stories
Write a ReviewMixed Emotions on my Facelift
- wayjo
- posted 4 years ago
- updated 4 years ago
- Worth It
- Cost: $4,700
- Philip Young, MD (Seattle, WA)
The pros consisted, for me, on the credentials of...
- 9 Dec 2008
The pros consisted, for me, on the credentials of the doctors, the cons consist of their non-availability for patient follow ups.
I had two procedures done, my "turkey" neck and my jowls. Both were such a distraction and I felt and still do that by getting rid of them I will feel better about my body image. This was not done to make me look younger, let's face it, a 68 year old woman is just that, a 68 year old woman.
I have a goal, like a last ditch goal, to get my body in shape, lose a few pounds and feel physically better. Wanted the face to go along with these improvements. Nice being able to tie your shoes without cutting off your breath.
I will say there was/is more to these two procedures than I expected, mainly speaking about the healing time. Since this was done only two weeks ago I don't feel it's fair to give a complete opinion, after all, Not until all the swelling goes down and the reddness dissipates along with a few other issues, will I be able to truly say I love, or hated, I did this.
My Doctor: Philip Young, MD
My rating:
At this point I can't truthfully answer either of these questions yes or no.
Dear Wayjo, When a patient places their trust and their face in the hands of a surgeon, it is the responsibility and obligation of the doctor to honor that trust and to be available for postoperative questions and issues. I hope your healing improves from what is seen in your photo to a point where you are happy.