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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...
A face lift will not solve the problem. The depression beneath your lower eyelid is accentuated by the hyperactive bulging lower eyelid muscle when you smile. Botox in the lateral one third of the lower eyelid muscle may help soft in this. The other option would be a trans-conjunctival lower e...
Although a keloid scar is genetically predisposed, in my experience of many face lifts keloid risk is 1% in white skin patients and 3% in dark skin patients.