I had a CABG x 4 January 2021. Facelift tentatively scheduled for January 2023. I've been put on daily aspirin...2/day of 81mg. The surgeon requires me to stop aspirin for 10 days prior to surgery and 3 days after surgery. My cardiologist can't sign off on this, but says I can do it if I want to. At 63 (at the time of surgery), I'm too young to die! Can a compromise be made or do I need to give up my dream? Thanks...
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Thank you for submitting your question and photos. Mini facelifts are ideal for reducing the early signs of aging you describe, such as mild skin laxity and slight jowl formation. This procedure can revitalize your appearance by removing jowls, tightening your skin, and angulating your jawline...
Thank you for your questions and photos. When a patient is unhappy with a result it is best to initially return to the surgeon who did the case. Be open and honest about what your understanding was and what you arent happy with. If you aren't confident about the result of your follow up...
Hello, and thank you for your question. Choosing the right procedure will depend on your specific goals. While the Silhouette InstaLift can treat sagging skin in your lower face, it only provides temporary improvement that lasts about one year. A facelift is not only more long-lasting, but it...
