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How Can I Avoid This? (Facelift Gone Wrong) (photo)

Erica334
I'm wondering if a plastic surgeon can offer an expert opinion on what cosmetic procedures were likely performed on this actress that resulted in her recent facial appearance? It is said around Hollywood that she got a facelift/bleph, which did not turn out well. How does this happen & why the lumpiness/weird contour & immobility? Possible nerve damage? I am around her age & am having a subperiosteal MFL through the temples/mouth to raise the cheeks, is this aesthetically an outcome I risk?

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