Looking back at my childhood yearbook photos, I noticed that about age 13, at the start of puberty, my face suddenly got really lopsided. My parents like to say it was because I slept face down as a child. But I didn't have noticeable asymmetry pre-teens, judging from my childhood photos. And during my teens, I slept face up. I envy those who look almost the same in their mirror images. Is there medical science to control asymmetry during growth? Just thinking about my future kids.
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There would still be some expected swelling present 2-3 weeks after an endoscopic mid face lift, lower eyelid and cheek surgery. The swelling will definitely affect the true appearance of your face, so with more time, your appearance should improve. At this point, swelling should...
A subperiosteal facelift is a type of facelift procedure that lifts the mid face tissues by performing a dissection on top of the bone of the mid face. This procedure is usually performed through an intra-oral approach ( through the mouth) and through incisions in the lower lids ( eyelid lift /...
Thank you for your question. I understand that it’s been about 13 weeks since your face lifting surgery, and you’re experiencing some persistent swelling, as well as difficulty chewing, and a pronounced roundness of your face which you did not have before. You also state that you just com...
