Will a temporal lift make permanent eye shape changes?

Thank you for your question. Nearly two years after surgery, your scars are considered mature, so what you are seeing now is likely a close representation of their long-term appearance without additional treatment. While well-placed facelift scars are typically concealed within natural creases...

If you’re planning to get a dental implant with a bone graft, it’s best to have that done before a procedure like a deep plane facelift, and allow 3 to 6 months for proper healing. This is important because the facelift involves deep work in the mid and lower face, and we want to avoid int...

Thank you for your question and I have a subjective opinion on the best approach. A properly performed deep plane facelift should give you repositioning of the cheek, jawline, and neck. It is a comprehensive repositioning procedure. Sometimes additional cheek volume is necessary and this can...

It's far, far, ......far too early to make any sort of judgment on the final result. The initial result is expected to look exaggerated at this point. If you are basing your decision on which Surgeon to choose, wait 3-6 months before forming your opinion.

In patients like you—age 54, with minimal wrinkles but noticeable skin laxity—a lower facelift alone is often not sufficient to achieve the best, long-lasting results. In such cases, I recommend a deep plane facelift or a total facelift, which addresses not just the skin but also the deeper fac...

Based on what you’ve described, you are indeed a suitable candidate for a deep plane facelift — or in some cases, a lower facelift — even at age 45. The changes you're noticing, such as jawline looseness and the formation of marionette lines following weight loss and fat transfer, are not uncom...