I now see my jowls have come back. I am sooo upset. This is what bothered me the most. I am seeing my Dr. next week. Any suggestion's? Is this normal? I want him to make it better. Can he? What if he does not agree? If he does will I have to go thru it all again?
July 24, 2013
Answer: Return of jowls three months after facelift demands investigation.
There is always some fallback after the facelift but this should be modest and certainly not expected to three months. I definitely would take this up with your surgeon.
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July 24, 2013
Answer: Return of jowls three months after facelift demands investigation.
There is always some fallback after the facelift but this should be modest and certainly not expected to three months. I definitely would take this up with your surgeon.
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July 22, 2013
Answer: Jowls came back after facelift and necklift?
Hello, and sorry to hear you are not happy with your result. Your jowls will not spontaneously "come back" after 3 months. It is possible your jowls were not addressed properly in the first place. What was the plan you and your surgeon discussed ahead of time? I would suggest communicating your concern to your surgeon, and ask what exactly was performed in the operating room if you do not know already. To advise on whether or not this is "normal" would require more information about your surgery. It can be made better with a revision procedure if the initial problem was not addressed. If he does not agree, then there is a miscommunication between the two somewhere. If you and your surgeon both decide a touch up would be necessary to obtain your desired result, then this would be the next step to take. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
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July 22, 2013
Answer: Jowls came back after facelift and necklift?
Hello, and sorry to hear you are not happy with your result. Your jowls will not spontaneously "come back" after 3 months. It is possible your jowls were not addressed properly in the first place. What was the plan you and your surgeon discussed ahead of time? I would suggest communicating your concern to your surgeon, and ask what exactly was performed in the operating room if you do not know already. To advise on whether or not this is "normal" would require more information about your surgery. It can be made better with a revision procedure if the initial problem was not addressed. If he does not agree, then there is a miscommunication between the two somewhere. If you and your surgeon both decide a touch up would be necessary to obtain your desired result, then this would be the next step to take. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
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