Forehead issues after brow lift (Photo)

The problem with facial fat transfer is that the procedure is inherit, unpredictable, imprecise, and unforgiving if patients don’t like the outcome.It’s very difficult to remove previously grafted fat, and there’s no way a surgeon can differentiate between removing native fat and grafted fat.S...

Were you contracting any muscles of facial expression when the pictures were taken of your forehead?The muscles of facial expression will change the shape and contour of the area since that is what they do.The forehead will also have a unique topography from each person. The outline or the shape...

To start with we need to know how long ago your procedure was done. We do not make assessments based on dynamic pictures. We need a complete set of proper taken before and after pictures. If you don’t have a proper set of before, and after pictures, the ask your surgeon to forward the pictures t...

Hi there, it takes up to a year for things to settle before you see the final results of your surgery, especially when it comes to facial procedures. That being said, you can follow up with your surgeon to clear your concerns about any lumps and bumps following surgery. It may be that some of...

We typically do not assess facial aesthetics with dynamic expression.We can’t really do surgery based on what the face looks like with contracted muscles either before during or after the procedure. I’m Generally, not a big fan of facial fat transfer because the results are inherently unp...

Thank you for your question. In terms of addressing facial asymmetry, there are a couple options patients can explore. A facelift with fat transfer is something we offer at the clinic for candidates interested in surgical intervention. There are also non-surgical alternatives that can minimize...