I am 42 and have jowls .. is it time for a facelift? I just had 11/2 syringes of voluma in each cheek but still have these awful jowls. Thank you kindly.
July 15, 2017
Answer: Time for Facelift Thank you for sharing your photos. And the answer is yes! You would have great results with a facelift, and after the evaluation we could determine if it's necessary to transfer fat to your face.
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July 15, 2017
Answer: Time for Facelift Thank you for sharing your photos. And the answer is yes! You would have great results with a facelift, and after the evaluation we could determine if it's necessary to transfer fat to your face.
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June 27, 2017
Answer: Facelift at 42 Than you for your question. It is certainly looks like you would benefit from getting rid of the jowls and neck laxity. Most doctors who specialize in facelifts believe that patients in their late thirties early forties can benefit from from surgical facial rejuvenation.Best wishes!Dr. Konstantin
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June 27, 2017
Answer: Facelift at 42 Than you for your question. It is certainly looks like you would benefit from getting rid of the jowls and neck laxity. Most doctors who specialize in facelifts believe that patients in their late thirties early forties can benefit from from surgical facial rejuvenation.Best wishes!Dr. Konstantin
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June 25, 2017
Answer: What is the right age for a facelit? Thank you for the great question and your photos. The truth is that there isn't a right answer. People age differently. Some of this is exposure -- sun, smoking, medications, diet, etc. -- but a lot of it is just genetics. While there are some great non-surgical treatments available for patients in your situation (e.g., ThermiTight), these have limitations. It is a deeply personal decision to undergo facial rejuvenation surgery, and it should be taken seriously. Age is a factor, but it certainly is not the only one. I recommend meeting with a handful of board certified surgeons to hear as many options as possible before coming to the best plan for you. Take care and good luck.
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June 25, 2017
Answer: What is the right age for a facelit? Thank you for the great question and your photos. The truth is that there isn't a right answer. People age differently. Some of this is exposure -- sun, smoking, medications, diet, etc. -- but a lot of it is just genetics. While there are some great non-surgical treatments available for patients in your situation (e.g., ThermiTight), these have limitations. It is a deeply personal decision to undergo facial rejuvenation surgery, and it should be taken seriously. Age is a factor, but it certainly is not the only one. I recommend meeting with a handful of board certified surgeons to hear as many options as possible before coming to the best plan for you. Take care and good luck.
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