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Hello, thank you for your question. Sure you can, we perform all of our facelift surgeries under local. The patient is awake for the surgery and usually pretty comfortable. Its not worth the risk to undergo general anesthesia given your history.
Thank you for your query. A mid facelift can easily be done under local anesthesia. I do all my midfacelifts under local anesthesia or sedation, on a day care basis. As long as the known triggers for your Steven-Johnson’s syndrome are avoided, you should be able to get the procedure done safely. Please find an experienced Board certified plastic surgeon who can examine you and help you with all your concerns. All the best!
There is a natural vector that is followed with most deep plane facelifts that is more diagonal than vertical. It is possible to address the cheek or malar area with adding back volume via fat transfer. In that way you have the benefit of both the lifting of the SMAS and cheek.
Hello ! Thank you for your question l recommend you rhinoplasty with midface lift your face is more beautiful. and make it look attractivefrom front and side Thank you ! regards
Dear kamja25, Thankyou for providing your pictures for reference. As per your pictures it seems you would benefit from fat injections into nasolabial folds which are permanent and fill the lack of volume in those areas. Since you are young a surgical procedure is not the most recommended but...
