Is there any way that the surgeon can put the stitches from a Facelift inside the ear? You can always tell someone has had a lift from those tell-tale incision scars in front of the ear.
June 19, 2014
Answer: Minimizing Face Lift Scars The key to minimizing the appearance of the scar is to put it in the temple hairline, then curve around the top of the ear to just behind the tragus (the cartilage that sticks out in front) then in the crease around the earlobe to the crease just behind it. I have moved to a short scar technique called the Lite Lift in which the scar ends behind the earlobe and does not extend along the hairline in the back so you can wear your hair back
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June 19, 2014
Answer: Minimizing Face Lift Scars The key to minimizing the appearance of the scar is to put it in the temple hairline, then curve around the top of the ear to just behind the tragus (the cartilage that sticks out in front) then in the crease around the earlobe to the crease just behind it. I have moved to a short scar technique called the Lite Lift in which the scar ends behind the earlobe and does not extend along the hairline in the back so you can wear your hair back
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August 2, 2015
Answer: Facelift Incisions
The key to facelift incisions is to have equivalent shaping to the incisions so there are no straight lines and it matches one of the natural skin creases around, inside the ear, and behind the ear. The goal is to blend the incision with the natural creases so they become almost inconspicuous over time.
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August 2, 2015
Answer: Facelift Incisions
The key to facelift incisions is to have equivalent shaping to the incisions so there are no straight lines and it matches one of the natural skin creases around, inside the ear, and behind the ear. The goal is to blend the incision with the natural creases so they become almost inconspicuous over time.
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