Other than the fact that I'll likely want another FL in my 50s and 60s--- that reason aside --- is there any reason to not get one in my 40s? I actually think I will be okay with only having one in my lifetime, and I'd rather look good in my 40s than in my 50s. But I have lots of volume still, and decent skin, but do have sagging. Is there anything about having a properly done FL that could cause me to age worse than I otherwise would have (since skin is separated from muscle)?
Answer: Facelift in your 40's is fine Deep plane facelift should give you a more lasting benefit when performed on younger, healthier tissues.
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Answer: Facelift in your 40's is fine Deep plane facelift should give you a more lasting benefit when performed on younger, healthier tissues.
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Answer: Facelift There are no drawbacks to a facelift in your 40s if so desired. Usually a much simpler and less aggressive procedure is needed at that age that lasts longer. If you do need a 2nd procedure in a decade or so, it can also be a simple procedure.
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Answer: Facelift There are no drawbacks to a facelift in your 40s if so desired. Usually a much simpler and less aggressive procedure is needed at that age that lasts longer. If you do need a 2nd procedure in a decade or so, it can also be a simple procedure.
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February 19, 2024
Answer: Facelift in Your 40's? The majority of patients don't have substantial aging indications that a facelift can address until at least their late 40's, and sometimes 50's. The decision is based much more on indications than chronological age and would require a consultation to sort out a path forward.
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February 19, 2024
Answer: Facelift in Your 40's? The majority of patients don't have substantial aging indications that a facelift can address until at least their late 40's, and sometimes 50's. The decision is based much more on indications than chronological age and would require a consultation to sort out a path forward.
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February 16, 2024
Answer: Age for facelift... There is no age limit for facelift. A good candidate should have apparent laxity of the jowls and/or neck. This can occur at a wide range of ages. Now this isn't just some loosening of the skin. As you look at the jawline, you should see an irregularity in the line, and as you look at the neck, you should see drooping of the skin and/or muscle. If you have that, then you are a candidate for a lift. If not, then you should wait some. Be sure to see a facial specialist for consultation.
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February 16, 2024
Answer: Age for facelift... There is no age limit for facelift. A good candidate should have apparent laxity of the jowls and/or neck. This can occur at a wide range of ages. Now this isn't just some loosening of the skin. As you look at the jawline, you should see an irregularity in the line, and as you look at the neck, you should see drooping of the skin and/or muscle. If you have that, then you are a candidate for a lift. If not, then you should wait some. Be sure to see a facial specialist for consultation.
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February 9, 2024
Answer: Maintenance facelift versus Rejuvenation facelift Thank you for your enquiry.
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February 9, 2024
Answer: Maintenance facelift versus Rejuvenation facelift Thank you for your enquiry.
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