had a neck lift and face lift nov 30 and did not have double chin, just jowls and turkey neck, wanting to look refreshed. Also had upper and lower eyes done. My eyes came out looking like 2 different eyes, and my jowls ended up in my lower face causing me to have chipmunk cheeks. What are my options now?
March 11, 2018
Answer: Talk to your surgeon It is best to start by talking to your surgeon about your concerns. If your surgeon doesn't offer to address your concerns, you should seek out a second opinion from someone experienced in revision cosmetic facial surgery. By 3 months out from your surgery, facial swelling should be gone so this isn't swelling from the surgery anymore. That said, in my experience it is best to wait a year before performing a revision surgery. Best of luck.
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March 11, 2018
Answer: Talk to your surgeon It is best to start by talking to your surgeon about your concerns. If your surgeon doesn't offer to address your concerns, you should seek out a second opinion from someone experienced in revision cosmetic facial surgery. By 3 months out from your surgery, facial swelling should be gone so this isn't swelling from the surgery anymore. That said, in my experience it is best to wait a year before performing a revision surgery. Best of luck.
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Answer: Jowls after facelift Jowls are best addressed by removal of the fat and tightening of the skin. If you have already undergone a facelift then the skin should be tight. You may need additional fat removed. This can be accomplished with microliposuction of the area. You may still have swelling. Follow up with your surgeon and consider revision at about 6 months.
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Answer: Jowls after facelift Jowls are best addressed by removal of the fat and tightening of the skin. If you have already undergone a facelift then the skin should be tight. You may need additional fat removed. This can be accomplished with microliposuction of the area. You may still have swelling. Follow up with your surgeon and consider revision at about 6 months.
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