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Hairline and hair damage from Facelift - what can I do to fix this? (photos)

8perrosMar 9, 2022
Surgeon has a technique to hide scars in the hair, apparently. No pre-surgery discussion about my hairline or hair preservation. Now I have a radically shifted hairline, no sideburns and bald patches on both sides. Oh, and he did not do my neck so that still looks old, especially when I look down. What do I do?

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Edwin F. Williams, III, MD

Thank you for your question. Your scars and pixie ear deformity can absolutely be improved with a revision facelift (or just a scar revision if you prefer). I recommend that you consult with a board-certified facial plastic surgeon that specializes in the facelift procedure. I almost exclusively...

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You can always ask for a minor revision but expect fees to be charged. I think an anterior mini F?with SMAS could help the issue. Fees in the $8,000 ranges.

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