I’ve noticed that on the left side of my face there is a bone, which i believe to be the zygomatic bone, that is much more prominent than that of the right side of my face. Because of this it causes the whole left side of my face to seem asymmetric to my right side. I was wondering if i should go about solving this or if it doesn’t seem noticeable or much worse than others, thanks.
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Answer: Is there a solution to fix zygomatic arch facial asymmetry?
In facelift surgery, placement of the incisions and therefore of the scars is a trade-off between the amount of correction required, individual benefits and limitations of each alternative and patient preferences. Ideally, this should be covered prior to surgery but, in some instances...
Yes, as long as it is used in the appropriate dosage by your operative surgeon. In our practice, we do not perform an S-lift since it is a form of mini lift procedure which gives mini results. We perform a comprehensive, high-SMAS lower face and neck lift procedure. This...
The goal of a lower face and neck lift is to tight loose facial and neck skin, tighten loose facial and neck muscles, lift the jowls, and remove the fatty deposits in the neck along with a platysma-plasty. Fibrin glue can be used reduce swelling and bruising when placed/sprayed underneath t...
