I don't know many people who have done plastic surgery. One woman i know did research and went to ashville! 1. How crazy is it to travel to a new state? 2. Operating in the surgeons office not hospital- but hospital nearby. 3. How often do horrible things happen with face lifts? I am scared! (This one surgeon has 500 positive reviews)
October 9, 2022
Answer: Deep plane facelift... If the surgeon has significant experience and you are a good surgical candidate, then the chance of something bad happening is very small. The risk is never zero, but that is also true of everything you do in life. You just have to decide if the risk to benefit ratio is good enough for you. I would say that most facelifts are done in private surgery centers - If the surgery center is accredited and Medicare certified, then it meets proper safety standards.
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October 9, 2022
Answer: Deep plane facelift... If the surgeon has significant experience and you are a good surgical candidate, then the chance of something bad happening is very small. The risk is never zero, but that is also true of everything you do in life. You just have to decide if the risk to benefit ratio is good enough for you. I would say that most facelifts are done in private surgery centers - If the surgery center is accredited and Medicare certified, then it meets proper safety standards.
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October 5, 2022
Answer: Deep Plane Facelifts Hello! I would say that if performed well and a decently high volume, the likelihood of bad things in deep plan facelifts happening is low. It isn't crazy to travel to another state. Some patients don't have options nearby or prefer a certain surgeon based on reviews, referral, or results. Operating in-office via a surgical suite does occur fairly often. Anesthesia can be brought in and the equipment can be tailored accordingly. Horrible things, such as facial nerve paralysis or skin loss, are very, very rare. Hope that helps!
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October 5, 2022
Answer: Deep Plane Facelifts Hello! I would say that if performed well and a decently high volume, the likelihood of bad things in deep plan facelifts happening is low. It isn't crazy to travel to another state. Some patients don't have options nearby or prefer a certain surgeon based on reviews, referral, or results. Operating in-office via a surgical suite does occur fairly often. Anesthesia can be brought in and the equipment can be tailored accordingly. Horrible things, such as facial nerve paralysis or skin loss, are very, very rare. Hope that helps!
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