A month ago I had a face and neck lift. Its been a month already and my jowls and chin are still hanging. The PS told me that it was normal and that I had to keep waiting because it was part of the healing process. after the third week from my facelift I noticed a big hollow in the middle of my face. Its this normal too? is this part of he healing process? I am asking to any PS that might be reading this, to let me know base on your own experience if you ever have seen this. Thank you
July 12, 2016
Answer: Hollow post face This is a tough one to answer.since you are only a few weeks out I would wait a bit more.The reason htere is no hollow on the other side might be do to swelling .Your jowls should be better than before.Comparison photos would help.
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July 12, 2016
Answer: Hollow post face This is a tough one to answer.since you are only a few weeks out I would wait a bit more.The reason htere is no hollow on the other side might be do to swelling .Your jowls should be better than before.Comparison photos would help.
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November 8, 2012
Answer: Jowls and hole after facelift
In my experience it is uncommon to have hanging jowls and chin after a facelift. The "hole" you describe is worrisome. Without pictures it is hard to make a diagnosis, but if you do not have any motor weakness then you will ultimately face nothing more than a sub-optimal result. Give your face a full 8-10 weeks to heal and then assess your results. Speak with your surgeon (is he/she Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery?) and discuss your concerns. Ask to see a composite pre- and post-op picture so you can properly gauge your results. If you are not happy get another opinion.
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November 8, 2012
Answer: Jowls and hole after facelift
In my experience it is uncommon to have hanging jowls and chin after a facelift. The "hole" you describe is worrisome. Without pictures it is hard to make a diagnosis, but if you do not have any motor weakness then you will ultimately face nothing more than a sub-optimal result. Give your face a full 8-10 weeks to heal and then assess your results. Speak with your surgeon (is he/she Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery?) and discuss your concerns. Ask to see a composite pre- and post-op picture so you can properly gauge your results. If you are not happy get another opinion.
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