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Thank you for your question and photo! How long post surgery are you? Has this been there the whole time? This can be removed- I would think your surgeon would want to do this soon.With Warm RegardsTrevor M Born MD
This most likely will heal and retract. If it were to actually to heal this way, you you need a minor office based procedure to correct this. Facelifts are not like eyelid surgery. There is a lot of territory that has to heal. It is not unusual to need to have something modified or tweaked during the healing processes.
For the most part, facelift incisions heal very well. Surgeons tend to use both absorbable sutures under surface, and permanent sutures on the surface which must be removed. Occasionally, the under the surface sutures can make their way to the surface, resulting in what most surgeons call...
Judging from the photographs alone it looks as though filler could be a significant aesthetic improvement. If ever your lower eyelids are done the fat can be redistributed to obviate the need for filler in the future.
Hello! Thank you for the question! Keloids following a facelift are uncommon. However, keloids have a genetic predisposition. It is common for scars to fully mature for up to a year. In the meantime, there are a few things that may help to ameliorate your incision/scar. The most proven (as w...
A #facelift is a surgical procedure designed to smooth and remove major folds, wrinkles and excess skin around the #neck and #jawline; which form on our faces with age. Gravity, sun damage, smoking, living in a dry climate, and a variety of factors contribute to the aging process of our faces. ...
It is normal to experience significant tightness when moving your neck for a couple of weeks, and some patients take 6 weeks or so for tightness to completely resolve, but to actually have true limitation of neck movement is unusual. I would check with your surgeon if you feel the tightness is...
Thank you for your question.At 8 weeks, you do still have some swelling on the one side. This can be completely normal and the numbness may take 6 months before it goes away. What have your tried to help with the swelling? I would recommend find someone in your area that does lymphatic m...
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