HIFU for facelift, could this affect the depth of my surgical face dimples?

If lifting the skin with tape gives you the improvement you are looking for, that suggests that tissue descent rather than simply skin quality may be contributing to your concerns. Depending on your photos and anatomy, a midface lift or limited facelift could potentially give you a more...

Hello, and thank you for your question. What you want to avoid are those skin-only lifts that focus solely on removing excess skin without repositioning the underlying tissue and muscle. This approach provides minimal improvement that doesn’t last for the long term, and most surgeons do not r...

Hello, and thank you for your question. While you do appear to have loose skin, your signs of aging and degree of skin laxity are too mild to make you a candidate for a facelift. With your concerns, you may already benefit from skin tightening treatments, courtesy of laser and energy devices,...

All surgery has unwanted side effects. When the problems outweigh the unwanted side effects, surgery is recommended. Your issues, whatever they are, are minimal. It is improbable that risk/reward makes a facelift appropriate for you now and in the foreseeable future. As you age, that often does...

It all really depends what you look like and what exactly you had done. During the examination, we would take a look at the areas of concern, evaluate the skin laxity and then determine what could be done.

After significant weight gain and a previous facelift, the changes you are seeing may be related to tissue laxity, changes in facial volume and fat distribution, rather than something that can simply be corrected with filler. If you are unhappy with the jowls and lower-face contour, I would...