No improvement in jawline or marionette lines - Do I need a revision? (Photos)

I would not recommend a skin-only lift, as this approach generally results in widened scars and an unnatural appearance. The perioral area is particularly challenging because it’s highly mobile, making lines difficult to improve with a single procedure. A combination of treatments often p...

Hello! My name is Jessica, I am a physician assistant, and one of the providers at Aesthetic Skin in Winnetka and Chicago. This is a great question. A one-sided subperiosteal midface lift can cause the outer corner of the eye to appear tilted upward because lifting only one side can unevenly...

I sometimes will need to do a revision early in a case like yours. It’s certainly worth considering if you have a good relationship with your surgeon

This problem really has nothing to do with your recent facelift, browlift and upper eyelid lift. Although it could be related to the fat transfer that you had (which I strongly am not in favor of for this problem). You have a completely separate problem called festoons or malar mounds or malar...

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