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Three month review
Despite the attached, extreme close-ups, my scars are barely visible; jowls and turkey wattle a thing of the past! As predicted, my cheeks and chin are beginning to recover sensation and my skin is in such good shape that I’m no longer wearing makeup. This is partially due to having recently undergone the first of 5 laser treatments that Dr. Mulholland includes in his lower face lift procedure coupled with the skin care products recommended by his aesthetician. Last night, hubby informed me that my cheek was “softer than a baby’s bum”. Having this surgery was the best thing that I’ve ever done for myself.
Two months!
Hello again, comrades in facial improvements! Tomorrow will be the second month anniversary of my lower face and neck lift. Recovery is going exactly as predicted by my PS and the info from this wonderful site. Ah, Dr. Stephen Mulholland; maestro of prestidigitation. I have suffered various surgeries in my 70 years and all have left me with extended scar tissue, better known in the PS industry as ‘hypertrophic and/or keloid’ scarring. During my initial interview with Dr. Mulholland, I showed him the horrible scar that I suffered as a result of surgery at the beginning of this year. He explained that the mess was ‘hypertrophic’ and assured me that it would not be a concern. After my surgery, hubby and I marveled at the size of his itty- bitty stitches. As you see, there is no scarring on this aged neck. NO SCARRING ! Vanity? Oh, yeah! One and a half years and 85 pounds ago, I told my sisters that it was great to be invisible; nobody looks at old ladies. We didn’t need make-up, didn’t need to dress up, didn’t need to watch our weight or exercise. Ha! It’s 11.00 A.M. and I am wearing a dress, fully made up, hair done. Hubby just made me a cup of tea and is gazing at me with love in his eyes. Need I say more?
Passed the test.
Hello All,
Hubby and I enjoyed a visit yesterday from our youngest grandchildren, aged 6 and 3. They live about a 2 hour drive from us and, because my ‘secret surgery’ has kept me incognito for nearly a month, Granddad has made the last 2 contacts sans Grandma. I was standing at the top of the stairs to welcome them when the older boy stated, “That’s not Grandma!” The younger boy scowled at me and agreed, “It’s NOT Grandma!” (Shades of Little Red Riding Hood here.) I was a tad alarmed but recovered nicely and said, “Remember, guys that Grandma used to be fat but she’s not fat anymore!” That seemed to satisfy them but they remained cautious. Later that day, after I’d been sitting on the floor with them (Ah, the glories of a slim body vs. the old fatso me!), for an hour or so, engaged in some fun games, the younger fellow whispered to his brother, “It IS Grandma!” So, it looks as if I’ve passed the test from my most severe critics.
My stepson (that’s only a word, he’s as dear to me as my birth children), has neither commented nor seemed to notice, any change in my appearance. No doubt, he equates all improvements with my weight loss. Children notice what adults are blind to. Well, that’s my insight for the day.
All the best to you all,
louisainthewoods
Hubby and I enjoyed a visit yesterday from our youngest grandchildren, aged 6 and 3. They live about a 2 hour drive from us and, because my ‘secret surgery’ has kept me incognito for nearly a month, Granddad has made the last 2 contacts sans Grandma. I was standing at the top of the stairs to welcome them when the older boy stated, “That’s not Grandma!” The younger boy scowled at me and agreed, “It’s NOT Grandma!” (Shades of Little Red Riding Hood here.) I was a tad alarmed but recovered nicely and said, “Remember, guys that Grandma used to be fat but she’s not fat anymore!” That seemed to satisfy them but they remained cautious. Later that day, after I’d been sitting on the floor with them (Ah, the glories of a slim body vs. the old fatso me!), for an hour or so, engaged in some fun games, the younger fellow whispered to his brother, “It IS Grandma!” So, it looks as if I’ve passed the test from my most severe critics.
My stepson (that’s only a word, he’s as dear to me as my birth children), has neither commented nor seemed to notice, any change in my appearance. No doubt, he equates all improvements with my weight loss. Children notice what adults are blind to. Well, that’s my insight for the day.
All the best to you all,
louisainthewoods
Provider Review
Dr. Mulholland is a consummate professional. He is confident, candid and forthright. He questioned me about my expectations, described what he was capable of achieving then spent the remainder of our lengthy consultation outlining all of the risks, complications, symptoms etc. both physical and emotional, involved with cosmetic surgery. This was followed up with a 20+ page information packet explaining every imaginable facet of pre and post operative surgery and much more. I was fully prepared; there were no surprises!