Purity Bridge

A: Many thanks for posting your question. There is always a theoretical risk that the eyebrow position and shape can change after the excess skin is removed after an upper eyelid lift. This is especially so if you are slightly elevating your brows (usually subconsciously) in order to maintain their position - something known as compensated brow ptosis. My suggestion is usually to leave the brows alone unless they clearly need addressing too, but recognise they might change, so if they do slightly, it is not a surprise. Normally, most people will obtain a very good result from addressing their eyelids alone. I hope this helps!

A: Dear Lilymae23 I am so sorry to hear about the way your feelings about your breasts are affecting your confidence and self-esteem. My initial suggestions from what I can see in your photographs would be to consider a breast reduction, which would incorporate a breast lift. You are relatively large breasted and a reduction would reduce the weight of your breasts, and therefore the tension on the skin and soft tissues, allowing the lift to stand the test of time better. I hope this helps and I wish you all the best of luck with your onward journey.

A: Many thanks for posting your question and photos

I think there is no doubt a lower belparhoplasty (perhaps incorporating a superficial mid-face lift) will freshen up your appearance, with minimal obvious scarring.

Whilst a "mini-lift" may sound appealing, in my experience, it would not deliver a satisfactory result, and the scars are not that far off of a formal facelift - something to consider when weighing up your options

Good luck in taking things forwards