I,m 67 years old I want to get my upper and lower eyelids fixed, maybe a face lift. my jawline is square, I have high cheek bones,but under them is hollow,sunken in. Is it a bad surgery to have your face shape changed? I would also like bigger lips and see if you can make my face round instead of square? and smooth my face? Thank you
Answer: Changing the shape of your face Some aging-related changes, such as jowling, can alter the shape of a person's face and cause a square jawline. Some of these changes can be changed with surgery; however changes
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Answer: Changing the shape of your face Some aging-related changes, such as jowling, can alter the shape of a person's face and cause a square jawline. Some of these changes can be changed with surgery; however changes
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March 16, 2015
Answer: Changing the overall shape of the face. Depending on the aesthetic goals the face can be changed by manipulating the soft tissue, adding volume by way of fillers or by implants, or by moving the bones by way of orthographic surgery.
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March 16, 2015
Answer: Changing the overall shape of the face. Depending on the aesthetic goals the face can be changed by manipulating the soft tissue, adding volume by way of fillers or by implants, or by moving the bones by way of orthographic surgery.
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March 15, 2015
Answer: Facelift and changing the shape of the face The goal of a facelift is to make a person look younger and rejuvenated,
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March 15, 2015
Answer: Facelift and changing the shape of the face The goal of a facelift is to make a person look younger and rejuvenated,
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March 12, 2015
Answer: Changes to face shape during facelift (rhytidectomy) surgery There are certainly ways to change the shape and contours of your face, and for you one of the likely factors contributing to the squared appearance of your jawline is the descent of your jowls and midface structures. Lifting and redraping the skin and soft tissue of the face will take away volume from your lower face and restore it to your midface - creating a more tapered jawline.
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March 12, 2015
Answer: Changes to face shape during facelift (rhytidectomy) surgery There are certainly ways to change the shape and contours of your face, and for you one of the likely factors contributing to the squared appearance of your jawline is the descent of your jowls and midface structures. Lifting and redraping the skin and soft tissue of the face will take away volume from your lower face and restore it to your midface - creating a more tapered jawline.
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March 11, 2015
Answer: Can you change the shape of a person's face, square jawline? Thank you for your question. It would be nice to see some images to understand what your concerns are. As we age the facial tissues descend and form jowls, this change can give our face a more 'square' appearance. In this situation a facelift can elevate the deep tissues and redefine the jaw line producing a more desirable 'heart' shaped face. Fillers are often combined with a facelift and can help reshape your lips. A facelift will not smooth the texture of your skin and therefore skin resurfacing would also be required. Best of luck. RegardsDr Guy Watts
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March 11, 2015
Answer: Can you change the shape of a person's face, square jawline? Thank you for your question. It would be nice to see some images to understand what your concerns are. As we age the facial tissues descend and form jowls, this change can give our face a more 'square' appearance. In this situation a facelift can elevate the deep tissues and redefine the jaw line producing a more desirable 'heart' shaped face. Fillers are often combined with a facelift and can help reshape your lips. A facelift will not smooth the texture of your skin and therefore skin resurfacing would also be required. Best of luck. RegardsDr Guy Watts
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