Please explain if Biltmore lift is another name for mini facelift? If Biltmore plastic surgery is another type of surgery, how long the result lasts compare to mini facelift? Thanks, Kathy T.
February 24, 2016
Answer: Face Lift
Seldom do people marketing a particular procedure give all the details of the procedure. I would not be as concerned about the name, but ask specifically what is the procedure going to entail, how far they going to undermine, or dissect, and if they are going to repair the muscle or SMAS. Are they going to do any liposuction, and how far is the incision going to extend. Also, ask if they will repair any platysma bands in the neck, and how. Consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and ask them what you need, and what procedure they will be doing.
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February 24, 2016
Answer: Face Lift
Seldom do people marketing a particular procedure give all the details of the procedure. I would not be as concerned about the name, but ask specifically what is the procedure going to entail, how far they going to undermine, or dissect, and if they are going to repair the muscle or SMAS. Are they going to do any liposuction, and how far is the incision going to extend. Also, ask if they will repair any platysma bands in the neck, and how. Consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and ask them what you need, and what procedure they will be doing.
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January 21, 2016
Answer: Branded Facelifts
My advice to anyone considering facial rejuvenation: be very skeptical about the numerous branded "fantasy" lifts currently marketed today. I don't specifically know what a "Biltmore" lift is, but I can assure you that it does not represent any thing new, anything safer, or more effective than current techniques. The fact is that most Surgeons individualize their Facelifts based on experience and their patient population, so a prospective patient will receive a different result based on who he/she chooses to perform the procedure.
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January 21, 2016
Answer: Branded Facelifts
My advice to anyone considering facial rejuvenation: be very skeptical about the numerous branded "fantasy" lifts currently marketed today. I don't specifically know what a "Biltmore" lift is, but I can assure you that it does not represent any thing new, anything safer, or more effective than current techniques. The fact is that most Surgeons individualize their Facelifts based on experience and their patient population, so a prospective patient will receive a different result based on who he/she chooses to perform the procedure.
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