10 months post op, unhappy with deep plane facelift results - will I need another lift to add definition? (photos)

Put simply there are two broad types of facial ligaments: osteocutaneous, connecting bones (such as cheek, orbit and jaw) to skin and fasciocutaneous, connecting glands and muscles to the skin. The SMAS is an anatomical layer in the face, just deep to the skin which encloses the muscles of...

To answer your question, best to address timing of "when" with your facelift Surgeon; 2 weeks should generally be sufficient. However, I am not sure why your original Surgeon can't perform the lip lift unless he/she is uncomfortable with this procedure.

The Invisalign treatment will not interfere with the facelift, It is fine to proceed with both. You should avoid taking the Invisalign scanning photos using the cheek retractors for 2 weeks post op but you can keep your existing retainers in during that time.

Hello! Sorry that you're experiencing trouble after your facelift procedure. It is possible that there is damage to the sensory nerve referred to as the great auricular. This is one of the more commonly damaged nerves. After about 12 months, if the sensation hasn't returned, further evaluation...

Hi. That’s a good question. The incision for deep plane facelift is very similar to the what’s done for smas procedure. The difference lies in the technique that’s done underneath in the smas and platysma layer. A more important discussion might be the difference in incision in male patie...

As with any surgery, you must allow sufficient time to heal. Immediately after surgery you will have bruising and swelling. My patients typically have a head wrap on for 48 hours, and can shower 2-3 days after surgery. Very light activity for 5-7 days. May return to light exercise at two weeks,...