High SMAS facelift. Is there any way this can be fixed?

Hello, First off I am sorry for how you feel about everything. Reversing the effects of surgery can be challenging, but there are steps that can be taken to help restore balance and bring you closer to your previous appearance. I suggest bringing a photo of your original self to a consultation...

I would wait a full year prior to attempting any type of revisionary surgery. I would immediately seek out a hyperbaric chamber to receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatments. This will help with healing the skin necrosis. In addition, if there is a facial nerve injury (as evidenced by the lip...

You truly need to see a facelift revision expert certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Based on these photos, it appears that the deep neck structures were not properly contoured (if at all). You can see the bulges from the submandibular glands and deep...

Recurrent neck bands following a lower face and neck lift, most likely the result of the platysma muscle, are perhaps the most common issue that we see, There is a great deal of controversy even among the most experience surgeons on how to address these bands and prevent their recurrence. The...

Hello, The presence of pleating in the malar area following a facelift can be an interesting occurrence. While pleating behind the ears typically resolves over time, pleating in the malar area may persist and require further discussion regarding resolution and potential revision.

It appears that the platysma muscle has separated again (if the two muscle bellies were approximated during the initial surgery). I would wait a full year to permit adequate healing, but this may require opening the neck again to tighten the muscle in the midline of the neck. I would recommend...