I’m 49-year-old woman and so frustrated with my drooped, hooded eye lids, lots of wrinkles on my forehead, severe nasolabial folds and have lost the elasticity in my face. I recently see one of customers looked very young for her age after she had gotten a face-lift done by Dr. Peter Lee who is famous for face lift surgery. I’m wondering if the effects of a face-life lasts a lifetime. I would like to hear advice from experts. Thank you.
Answer: The Best Time For A Facelift The optimal time for a facelift is if you truly have droopy eyelids, jowling, and loss of skin laxity in
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Answer: The Best Time For A Facelift The optimal time for a facelift is if you truly have droopy eyelids, jowling, and loss of skin laxity in
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Answer: Facelift The age at which different people have a facelift depends on many factors including genetics, sun exposure, smoking hisotyr, medical history, etc. Typically face lifts last between 5-10 years, also dependent on genetics and your tissue integrity.
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Answer: Facelift The age at which different people have a facelift depends on many factors including genetics, sun exposure, smoking hisotyr, medical history, etc. Typically face lifts last between 5-10 years, also dependent on genetics and your tissue integrity.
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September 28, 2016
Answer: Does a facelift last forever? Hi. In response to your second question: No, studies show that facelifts have a limited duration, usually about 8-10 years. But the facelifted patient still looks better than their unoperated peers, even 10 years down the road.As for the best time to have a facelift, if you are healthy, but are noticing changes in your face related to sagging or drooping of the skin, with prominent nasolabial folds, jowls, or neck laxity - it's perfectly reasonable to have a facelift now.Best to see a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area to discuss the options.All the best,
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September 28, 2016
Answer: Does a facelift last forever? Hi. In response to your second question: No, studies show that facelifts have a limited duration, usually about 8-10 years. But the facelifted patient still looks better than their unoperated peers, even 10 years down the road.As for the best time to have a facelift, if you are healthy, but are noticing changes in your face related to sagging or drooping of the skin, with prominent nasolabial folds, jowls, or neck laxity - it's perfectly reasonable to have a facelift now.Best to see a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area to discuss the options.All the best,
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August 11, 2015
Answer: The Best Age Is When You're Ready Thanks for your
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August 11, 2015
Answer: The Best Age Is When You're Ready Thanks for your
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August 5, 2015
Answer: Is 49-year-old woman too young for a Face-lift? Nothing lasts a lifetime.. Without photos it is difficult to evaluate what you are a candidate for. If you have excess skin in your upper lids- you can have upper blepahroplasty, as well as facelift- if you have excess skin . It is best to seek an experienced Board Certified PS for in person consultation. For more info re/facelift- you can view this link:
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August 5, 2015
Answer: Is 49-year-old woman too young for a Face-lift? Nothing lasts a lifetime.. Without photos it is difficult to evaluate what you are a candidate for. If you have excess skin in your upper lids- you can have upper blepahroplasty, as well as facelift- if you have excess skin . It is best to seek an experienced Board Certified PS for in person consultation. For more info re/facelift- you can view this link:
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