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I would need to see your entire face to give you a better opinion. If there is laxity if the neck and jawline you may be ready for a facelift. Also depends on your age
Fillers is probably your best option and has the great advantage of being temporary if you don’t like the outcome.The underlying primary issue is insufficient structural support for the soft tissues because of an undersized mandible.I’m guessing you have an overbite occlusion.Including profile pictures would help. I think you’ll just have to consult with a few plastic surgeons and see what they have to say.I don’t think any type of facelift is going to help you. Best,Mats Hagstrom MD
A lower facelift combined with an anterior neck lift would be one of the most effective approaches in this case to improve jawline definition and address longstanding submental fullness. Chin liposuction alone is often insufficient when there is underlying muscle laxity or skin redundancy, as it...
As you could notice after the buccal fat pad removal, there has been no effect visible on your face, results of such maneuver are like unicorns, people talk about them but never saw one. With that said, your saggines is non attributable to that previous procedure. Unfortunately mini facelifts...
Based on your concerns and lack of improvement with fillers, I recommend an Endotine midface lift using temporal and upper gingivobuccal incisions. This technique lifts the mid-cheek fat pad vertically, helping reduce nasolabial folds and cheek sagging without adding volume.