Rosedala

Hi, Worth it, and I'm so happy for you that not only you had a new face but a new life thanks to this competent and precious doctor!!!

I see you posted back in March, so if you see my post, kindly let me know whether what you had was in fact the so called LifeStyle Face Lift? Or a regular face lift? I ask because the former costs around $1500 in NYC while you indicate it cost $6800 in FL where I assume it would be less expensive?

Anyway, I'm considering doing the LifeStyle Face Lift but I read quite a few complaints from women about different aspects of this LifeStyle and so was hoping to hear the contrary from you now that it's been almost a year since you had it donw...

Hope for an answer, :) Rosedala

P.S. What a wonderful husband you have too!!!

Thank you again Christina! Great advice you give me to contact Tom Bozak or Gault (I'll look them up on the web since they may know someone in NYC). I'll do that. You are a very courageous young lady to add glycolic acid in the saline machine! Be careful to experiment on your face!!! Remember how difficult it is to remove things we don't like....

Thanks again and good luck to you and to all here, and, BTW, Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year to all! :) Rosedal

Hi Christina and thanks so much for your info, but...you live in England? Too bad as I live in NYC and, as you said, it's extremely difficult to know what professional will be really good... :)

Hi laf 1, I think RS notified me of your message here by mistake as my problem was with removing my wrinkles/lines rather than my eyebrows and eyeliners which are too old to remove anyway. Also, i don't seem to see my message to which you are answering. Am i correct? :o)

FYI, meantime, I'm trying to find out what kind of Retin A cream I should get...so that after a few weeks I can start with the white needling. And again thanks so much for your help. Rosedala

Oh laf 1, I wish we were in the same or nearby city, alas I'm in NYC...I saw a permanent makeup person here: http://www.jackiedavidskincare.com/ and was told she has been doing this for 4 years. I don't recall whether I mentioned that at 84 I have many lines and wrinkles (the little vertical ones too) all around my lips, plus the usual secondary nasolabial lines, etc. and my concern was how would the lips look if they were done over these wrinkles/lines? Would they look zigzagged? To this Jackie suggested White Needling, a course she took last year. I'm thinking about taking one session which she said will be sufficient to tell if there's improvement.

What are your thoughts about these 2 areas of concern? You sound very professional and honest and will appreciate a lot your opinion. Rosedala