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Hello Pamengland, Thanks for sharing your photos and question. Choosing the right procedure can be difficult, it truly depends on what your goals are. As we enter the 6th decade of life, we tend to have global facial aging, meaning the entire face has succumb to the effects of gravity, sun...

Hello again Pamengland, Not all fellows are created equally! If it's an option in your area, consulting with a fellow, or someone in their last years of sub specialized training can offer many great benefits. The most obvious is a lower cost of surgery. But how can you know if the fellow has the...

Your youthful face is best left alone. You do not have nasolabial folds. They do not need fillers. Smile and enjoy your beautiful face. Do not get treatment at this time.

You are very young to be considering surgical procedures. I might begin by recommending injectable fillers to produce the facial contours you want. A more long-lasting option might be facial fat grafting, which involves removing fat cells from one area of the body and injecting them into the...

Hello EmilyOMG, Thanks for sharing photos and your question! It is hard to tell by some of the photographs, but I do agree that you have a full face (which in some ways does help provide youthful volume!). There are areas that tend to be stubborn and resistant to weight loss and exercise, such...

Thanks for your question! If your cardiologist doesn't feel comfortable signing off on it, I would strongly advise against it. Your survival is more important than a facelift. Please be sure to articulate these concerns to you both your cardiologist and your plastic surgeon. Good luck!