I am 37 years old. My skin on my face appears tight when I am looking straight ahead. However, when I look downward, the skin sags and loses all elasticity and these deep wrinkles appear in my lower face and neck. Would a face-lift correct this?
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You may be a good candidate for a facelift or a lower eyelid lift. You should have noticeable signs of aging, such as sagging jowls, skin laxity, or wrinkles. While some signs of aging can be addressed without having surgery, a facelift can help correct them long-term. The word “facelift” can...
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I am sorry to hear about the comments you are getting that is causing distress. Based on the provided photos, I recommend a combination of laser treatments along with a medical-grade skincare regimen that includes retinol. Specifically, I suggest utilizing a picosecond laser to address...
Thank you for your question. It’s not uncommon for patients to feel the presence of permanent sutures after a facelift, especially if they are located near the surface of the skin. In most cases, this is not a cause for concern, and the sutures are usually designed to remain in place p...