It really depends on the
severity of your ectropion.Most
ectropion can be corrected without doing a mid-facelift procedure, but if it is
severe lifting the face and cheek area can help to raise the lower eyelid to a
normal position.
Hi, I have performed many SMAS facelifts for over 30 years and have performed many minimally, invasive SMAS facelifts on women and men. An incision around the front contours of the ear is required to remove excess skin from the lower and mid face areas. Any type of "modified facelift" tha...
Facelifts can easily be performed with oral sedation and
local anesthesia.It is unusual for my
patients to require intubation or general anesthesia but it can be
requested.This opinion, of course, will
differ from physician to physician.