For me that is the tell tale sign of work having been done. I have noticed that even Kris Jenner (who I imagine has access to the best of the best in Surgeons) of the infamous Kardashian family has her hair cut and styled to hid that part of her ear.
April 23, 2015
Answer: Facelift incision design Your question is one of the most important things to ask before your facelift. Also every doctor has a different incision, and the incision design can create an operated appearance with a distorted tragus and loss of the pre-tragal sulcus, hair loss and unsightly scarring, all of which can and should be avoided. It is imperative that the patient discusses these issue with the surgeon. There are different philosophies concerning incisions and one needs to understand their options, and be comfortable with the surgeons technique.I personally believe that with good incision design and surgical technique, there is no reason to violate the ear (tragus). In over twenty-five years I have never had unsightly visible scars in front of the ear. Please refer to the web reference below. Consult with an experienced facial plastic surgeon and ask your questions. Best wishes.
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April 23, 2015
Answer: Facelift incision design Your question is one of the most important things to ask before your facelift. Also every doctor has a different incision, and the incision design can create an operated appearance with a distorted tragus and loss of the pre-tragal sulcus, hair loss and unsightly scarring, all of which can and should be avoided. It is imperative that the patient discusses these issue with the surgeon. There are different philosophies concerning incisions and one needs to understand their options, and be comfortable with the surgeons technique.I personally believe that with good incision design and surgical technique, there is no reason to violate the ear (tragus). In over twenty-five years I have never had unsightly visible scars in front of the ear. Please refer to the web reference below. Consult with an experienced facial plastic surgeon and ask your questions. Best wishes.
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April 23, 2015
Answer: A properly executed facelift should in no way distort the ear. Tension on the tragus by closure can either the structure and make it look natural. Failure to thin the skin can obscure the structure. More commonly the earlobe is sutured and attention which abnormally inserted into the cheek. All of these can be avoided with a properly executed facelift.
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April 23, 2015
Answer: A properly executed facelift should in no way distort the ear. Tension on the tragus by closure can either the structure and make it look natural. Failure to thin the skin can obscure the structure. More commonly the earlobe is sutured and attention which abnormally inserted into the cheek. All of these can be avoided with a properly executed facelift.
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