I had a deep plane facelift in March and am very happy with my jawline, however I felt it did very little to address my cheeks and nasolabial folds. Is this normal or is there another procedure i could have done to lift the cheek?
July 16, 2012
Answer: Sagging cheeks treatment with cheek lift or cheek implants.
Sagging cheeks treatment with cheek lift or cheek implants. It depends on the size of your cheeks which is best for you.
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July 16, 2012
Answer: Sagging cheeks treatment with cheek lift or cheek implants.
Sagging cheeks treatment with cheek lift or cheek implants. It depends on the size of your cheeks which is best for you.
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July 16, 2012
Answer: Comparing facelift options
One reason why there are different facelift techniques is so that the procedure can be tailoered to the patient's individual needs and expectations. A deep plan facelift can certainly elevate the cheeks nicely, but less invasive options can also reshape this way. Deep plane may be associated with more swelling and higher risk of nerve injury, but it is also possible that the results may last longer (though this is hard to prove.) You should discuss your results with your plastic surgeon, as no one can give you advice about your specific case without personally seeing you.
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July 16, 2012
Answer: Comparing facelift options
One reason why there are different facelift techniques is so that the procedure can be tailoered to the patient's individual needs and expectations. A deep plan facelift can certainly elevate the cheeks nicely, but less invasive options can also reshape this way. Deep plane may be associated with more swelling and higher risk of nerve injury, but it is also possible that the results may last longer (though this is hard to prove.) You should discuss your results with your plastic surgeon, as no one can give you advice about your specific case without personally seeing you.
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