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A mooting means the platysma will be cut. There are several different ways to do this but it is a well accepted procedure
Platysmal bands can recur after a platysmaplasty. For this reason, surgeons advocate transecting the platysma for some distance on each side. This can avoid relapse of a band. This can be done under local anesthesia via a small submental incision.
When patients have significant plasma bands, we perform a routine myotomy on those bands when we're doing a neck lift, or a lower face and neck lift procedure. For best results, it's also advantageous to place Botox in those active muscle bands about a week prior to the myotomy.
Hi, thx for the picture, an ear lobe scar revision is a reasonable course of action. This is something that can easily happen after facelift surgery. You have tricky earlobes to begin with, based on the size and shape of them. You have developed a small area of scar tissue over the front of...
I would perform a skin only blepharoplasty with erbium ablative laser. There is redundant skin that is very thin.
Hello - I'm sorry you had a bad experience. It looks based on these limited photographs that we can likely improve things. More details are needed but I can already see a couple of options.
The logistics of combining those operations would be very difficult probably requiring several different surgeons. Also the is gto if the surgery and risks associated would be too great to have it all done at once. Which one to do first. There’s no right answer. It would depend on your d...
Hello crash01997, It is clear from the pics you've posted that your incisions felt a tremendous amount of tension after your surgery. I am not sure what technique your surgeon used but this is clear evidence of a closure that was not tension free. What I am uncertain about is whether or not you...
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