I’m 33 and the one side of my lower face appears to have extra skin that I hate when I smile. What procedure could be done to tighten that? I already tried multiple Morpheus treatments. It just seems so lax.
June 5, 2023
Answer: Options Hello, hope you are well. Morpheus8 was the right place to start--it is low-risk, minimally invasive and improves the quality of the skin's elasticity. The next procedure to consider short of surgery would be a more powerful, but somewhat more invasive radiofrequency treatment (e.g. FaceTite). Finally, a facelift could be considered but based on the photos you have provided there may not be enough skin laxity to justify an approach like that. It would be best to see a surgeon who offers a complete spectrum of facial aging treatment modalities (i.e. Morpheus, Facetite, facelift) so that you can get a non-biased opinion on the best treatment for you. Best,Dr. Tower
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June 5, 2023
Answer: Options Hello, hope you are well. Morpheus8 was the right place to start--it is low-risk, minimally invasive and improves the quality of the skin's elasticity. The next procedure to consider short of surgery would be a more powerful, but somewhat more invasive radiofrequency treatment (e.g. FaceTite). Finally, a facelift could be considered but based on the photos you have provided there may not be enough skin laxity to justify an approach like that. It would be best to see a surgeon who offers a complete spectrum of facial aging treatment modalities (i.e. Morpheus, Facetite, facelift) so that you can get a non-biased opinion on the best treatment for you. Best,Dr. Tower
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June 2, 2023
Answer: Pax skin on one side of the face If you have already tried multiple Morpheus treatments without satisfactory results, laser skin tightening or a thread lift could be good “non invasive “ options. Consider a lower facelift as a potentially more advantageous alternative. This surgical procedure specifically targets the lower face, addressing concerns such as sagging skin and excess tissue. By removing the surplus skin, tightening the underlying muscles, and repositioning the remaining skin, a lower facelift can potentially provide the desired outcome of a more youthful and tightened appearance. It is advisable to consult with a qualified cosmetic surgeon or dermatologist who can evaluate your specific needs and determine if a lower facelift is the most suitable procedure for you.
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June 2, 2023
Answer: Pax skin on one side of the face If you have already tried multiple Morpheus treatments without satisfactory results, laser skin tightening or a thread lift could be good “non invasive “ options. Consider a lower facelift as a potentially more advantageous alternative. This surgical procedure specifically targets the lower face, addressing concerns such as sagging skin and excess tissue. By removing the surplus skin, tightening the underlying muscles, and repositioning the remaining skin, a lower facelift can potentially provide the desired outcome of a more youthful and tightened appearance. It is advisable to consult with a qualified cosmetic surgeon or dermatologist who can evaluate your specific needs and determine if a lower facelift is the most suitable procedure for you.
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