I’m a 30 year old female, with extra loose skin on my face and my buccinator muscle has a few splits that are annoying. I hate it and really want to start looking into saving towards a procedure. I’m not sure if a deep plane facelift would fix the buccinator splits, or if a lower facelift and neck lift would do the same thing, but be cheaper? Of if I should get DAO botox, would that give me a quick cheaper fix.
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Answer: How injectable treatments may be right for you
Since you tested positive, the surgery may need to be postponed. If you recently are getting over COVID and no longer have symptoms or coughing, your doctor may choose to go ahead as planned. However, if you recently have not had COVID and you are now positive, you probably will become sick soon...
A facelift shouldn’t present any issues with your joint replacement as the layers it addresses shouldn’t communicate with the joint capsule. That being said, there will likely be scar tissue in the area where previous surgery performed and this will just need to be carefully addressed during sur...
It's true. Mainly the scar tissue is secondary to your previous surgery. But all the treatments that generate direct aggression to the skin also cause fibrosis, complicating the surgery.