Do I need an additional lift? I don’t believe any ligaments were released. (Photos)

I don't think fillers should be the first option. Depending on the specifics of your surgery, I would suggest a multipronged approach that includes fibrous release, subcision possibly, and addressing the obvious transition zone with surgery. Schedule a consultation in our LA office to discuss...

Excess fat grafting can be treated by shrinking the fat and tightening the skin together. For example, we can melt fat and tighten the skin often through a "nonsurgical" minimally invasive approach

Hello. This is not going to become "snatched." If you have lost faith in your physician you should see another board certified plastic surgeon in your area. You can find one at plasticsurgery.org. This can be revised but typically wait at least 9-12 months. Best of luck to you!

I perform facelift scar revisions commonly and the first ideal goal would be to address the scars so that you can go out in public without them being so noticeable. With that in mind, this will give you flexibility to address the skin loss, keloids, poor positioning, and nerve injury. Schedule a...

As we all age, you lose fat in the nasolabial and labiomandibular folds. A facelift may help a little, but the fat really needs to be refilled to soften them. Fat transfer is very easy to do under a local anesthetic, or you can simply have fillers placed to soften the creases. Be sure to see a...

All happening to you: the redness, and burning feeling, the swollen look, etc is due to the infamous fat transfer. First thing I recomend is not choosing by yourself "from the shelf" the treament sounding to you more suitable or appealing, that's why you ended like this, you'll always find...