Had this surgery as unhappy with the fullness of lower half of my face, jawline, perioral mounds, double chin, nasolabial folds and also wanted to prevent jowls. Didn't see any change except my double chin decreased. Still have the problem areas I started off with but now also have lumps under my chin (scar tissue?) and 'cobra neck'. I'd also like my earlobe fixed. Surgeon is reluctant to do revision. Please advise on what should be my next plan of action (not fillers). TIA
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June 25, 2023
Answer: Revision Surgery
Jacob Tower, MDBoard Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery
I don’t know a deep plane mini facelift would consist of. I wonder if you had fat transfer to your face which would explain the lumps. However your neck is still quite heavy. You may want to get opinions from other surgeons but I think you need the whole thing redone
Dear Cara thank you for your question.
For preoperative assessment, common blood tests include a complete blood count (CBC), coagulation studies, and a basic metabolic panel. These tests help ensure that your body is in an optimal condition for surgery. Depending on your specific health...
You are showing your sternocleidoid muscle being more prominent with you neck in a certain position. From the single photo it is hard to tell if there’s are problem there such as tethering of the muscle
