I had a lower facelift and neck lift on Oct 10, 2017. I really bruised on one side and have a small lump on my jawline under my ear. I’m about 2 weeks post op but it seems to be taking forever for the swelling and tightness to resolve itself. Will my neck ever feel normal again. The tightness really bugs me. I’m 70 and just wondering if it was worth the aggravation it’s causing. Updated on 7 Nov 2017: So I’m one month post op and now I’m noticing my chin has large pores

Surgery was yesterday , I felt very confident no hesitations whatsoever . I took two small dose xanax and they gave me two more at the office . My surgery was done in office while under general anesthesia . No real pain just a little stinging and tugging very tolerable . No pain T home. See pics Updated on 7 Oct 2016: ***i had local anesthesia as well as something shot into my arm to help with pain ...not general as noted in my post Updated on 7 Oct 2016: 6:00 the night

I was very pleased with the results, he did beautiful work and I was more than happy. I did not have extreme scars, I healed very well. I was back at work in a week and just looked refreshed. He was honest with me and said it there was any less he would not do it because I was just starting to droop. I was 59. I'm in the beauty business and have to stay young looking for a competitive edge. It's seven years later this coming March 2016 and I will see him again in his private

I went with a friend for the consult. The mrg walked in the room and introduced herself as a Lifestyle Lift Professional Medical Consultant. She told me that she needed us to watch a film about LSL. Which we did, and were impressed at the credentials they claimed. The mgr came in the room after the film and ask me to stand before a mirror. She proceeded to stand behind me and take my face and pull it back while we both looked in the mirror. She stated that this is what

The initial visit was to explain the procedure. It was useless for me since I had researched before I made the appointment. The NEXT appointment was ALSO useless because it was to sit with the Doctor for 10 minutes. The day of the procedure I was told that I could NOT have the procedure done since I had had surgery (to remove a tumor 20 years ago) where the new incision would have to run. Bottom line: that doc didn't have enough experience to perform the surgery. Thankfully

My experience was horrible.  My worst nightmare.  The day of my surgery, i was given two valium and within 10 min. I could feel every needle going into my face and I could hear the cutting of my skin in my ear.  You would think they would wait at least a half hour before starting a procedure after giving valium.  I could feel the tugging of my skin being stitched up.  The recovery was longer than they said it would be.  I was in so much pain and the