Texas Facial Aesthetics - Frisco

Texas Facial Aesthetics - Frisco

4.9 rating from 208 reviews
Practice Information
6371 Preston Rd., Ste. 100, Frisco, Texas

About the Practice

Doctors & Other Staff Members

Matthew Richardson, MD
Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
5.0
Jordan Cain, MD
Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
4.9
Kelley S
Practice Manager
Julie R
Registered Nurse
Jessica P
Registered Nurse
Beth R
Registered Nurse

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208 Texas Facial Aesthetics - Frisco Reviews

Diligent728402
Forehead Reduction15 days post-opFebruary 25, 2025
So Happy!
gp305bl
Facelift8 months post-opDecember 24, 2024
I cannot even tell where my scars are - he just lifted my sliding face back up.
Neat500462
Lip Lift7 days post-opNovember 28, 2024
Lip lift
Tasteful847130
Facelift27 days post-opSeptember 11, 2024
Dr. Richardson is the best!!
bran508
Lower Facelift3 months post-opJuly 14, 2024
Made me look 10 plus years younger
JJM1
Forehead Reduction6 days post-opMay 6, 2024
Super happy with my results - so far I have had no hair loss
Nurturing853894
Forehead Reduction11 days post-opMarch 1, 2024
Thrilled with the hairline lowering outcome! Results most natural I’ve seen
Tough545525
Beard Transplant8 days post-opDecember 29, 2023
I got my dream beard! Density, angulation & appearance are amazing
Vianca.G
Forehead Reduction24 months post-opNovember 21, 2023
My hairline looks natural and the scarring is almost non-existent
Bright266011
Forehead Reduction3 months post-opOctober 31, 2023
100% Would Confidently Recommend

890 Answers

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Restrictions after face and neck lift are most important in the first few days and weeks after surgery. During that time, tissues and incisions are still healing and are more delicate. Typically, I don't have patients start to massage anything until at least 4-6 weeks after surgery if any massage is indicated, and massage should always be gentle and performed in the appropriate way. Early and aggressive massage could conceivably cause an incision to open or a suture to break, and this may be what your surgeon was referring to regarding "massaging away your facelift." Increasing your heart rate or blood pressure significantly with exercise such as HIIT workouts in those early days can also increase swelling or even cause blood vessels in the area of surgery that are still healing to rupture and cause bleeding underneath the skin. I have patients wait for 2 weeks before restarting any exercise, and I tell them to slowly work back up to their previous activity levels over a period of 1-2 weeks. At 6 weeks after surgery, most tissues will have healed with enough strength that restrictions should be minimal. In the long term, a facelift that was done appropriately by repositioning the correct tissue layers with the right technique should not be affected by sleeping position, running, jumping, plyometrics, or any other form of exercise. Each patient heals at a different rate, and it is important to always follow up with your surgeon regularly in the postop period for advice specific to your case. Hope that helps!

Answered by Dr. CainSeptember 28, 2023

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