What are these lines on the tops sides of my cheeks when I smile and how do I get rid of these lines? (Photo)

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photograph. My impression is that the concern you are describing is more related to the natural differences between the right and left sides of your face, rather than true laxity on one side. Facial asymmetry is a universal characteristic present...

You can get a very nice result with endoscopic mid face lift, upper eyelid surgery and probably a double chin liposuction with Vaser. You can also consider some fat grafting for upper lips.

Thank you for the great question. First of all, it has to be understood that there are many variables involved which I will enumerate and the fact that a deep plane facelift will not stop the aging clock (which moves faster for some). The variables include: 1) Individual Surgeon: look for at...

Thank you for your inquiry. In general, volume loss from weight loss can alter facial contours and potentially compromise the overall quality of a facelift. Younger patients are typically less affected because their skin’s elasticity better compensates for reductions in facial volume. A...

Great question! The changes noted in your photographs, which include mid-facial descent, jowling, and neck obliquity are best addressed with a deep plane facelift. You may want to consider upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty at the same time in terms of complete facial rejuvenation. This is...

Dear Kiser, I appreciate you sharing your story. Your pictures illustrate your concerns well. The areas of irregularity may flatten out with time over the next six months if they're truly inflammation/scar. If these irregularities are due to wrinkling of the skin or represent loss of volume,...