Had a facelift 8 months ago. Am having much pain in face and neck. "roaring" in my ears. Am very dizzy. Concentration is gone. Have tingling in feet and hands as well as face. I'm a shadow of myself. Can you advise me?
April 30, 2016
Answer: I've had facelift pain for 8 months, bad dizziness and concentration loss. Can you help me? Hello Charlieboy326Although rare to have any significant pain with a facelift, for it to last this long is even more rare if it were caused by the facelift. The other symptoms you have including the roaring in your ears, dizziness, lack of concentration, and tingling in your hands would be unrelated to your facelift. As the sensation returns in the areas of the skin that were elevated during the facelift you can have episodes of tingling but this is also usually gone by this time. Although it is possible the pain in your face and neck may be related to your facelift, because the rest of your symptoms don't sound to be related to your facelift, I would recommend you do follow up with your surgeon for an evaluation but also your primary care physician. I hope this helps and good luck.
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April 30, 2016
Answer: I've had facelift pain for 8 months, bad dizziness and concentration loss. Can you help me? Hello Charlieboy326Although rare to have any significant pain with a facelift, for it to last this long is even more rare if it were caused by the facelift. The other symptoms you have including the roaring in your ears, dizziness, lack of concentration, and tingling in your hands would be unrelated to your facelift. As the sensation returns in the areas of the skin that were elevated during the facelift you can have episodes of tingling but this is also usually gone by this time. Although it is possible the pain in your face and neck may be related to your facelift, because the rest of your symptoms don't sound to be related to your facelift, I would recommend you do follow up with your surgeon for an evaluation but also your primary care physician. I hope this helps and good luck.
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April 28, 2016
Answer: Facelift and symptoms Your symptoms sound unrelated to you previous facelift and you should probably see your internist or the local emergency room for evaluation. Best of luck.
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April 28, 2016
Answer: Facelift and symptoms Your symptoms sound unrelated to you previous facelift and you should probably see your internist or the local emergency room for evaluation. Best of luck.
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