I hate these bumps under my cheeks next to corners of my mouth, when I look down. Is it buccal fat? Do I need endoscopic cheeks lift, blepharoplasty and upper lip lift? My forehead is already quite large and zygoma bones are too wide, so I don’t want to make it any bigger (with endoscopic lift?). Is there a way to make face smaller? Central part of the face is too wide. And at the same time my cheeks are flat. My facial skin is very thin and moves easily.
December 20, 2015
Answer: Non Surgical Facelift Options I think you may be a bit too critical with your appearance which remains youthful. If you wish improvement, I would recommend considering non surgical rejuvenation options. See the below links for helpful hints. #NonSurgicalFacelift
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December 20, 2015
Answer: Non Surgical Facelift Options I think you may be a bit too critical with your appearance which remains youthful. If you wish improvement, I would recommend considering non surgical rejuvenation options. See the below links for helpful hints. #NonSurgicalFacelift
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December 14, 2015
Answer: Facial rejevenation Hello,Thank you for your question and photos. It sounds like you are ready to book an in-person consultation with a board certified Plastic Surgeon who's work appeals to you. You may want to consider blepharoplasty to rejuvenate the look of your upper lids. Facial fillers could also go along way to restoring some lost volume in the cheeks. You could also discuss lower face lift options but it is best to have your skin/tissue examined in persona and a detailed discussion of your aesthetic goals.All the best
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December 14, 2015
Answer: Facial rejevenation Hello,Thank you for your question and photos. It sounds like you are ready to book an in-person consultation with a board certified Plastic Surgeon who's work appeals to you. You may want to consider blepharoplasty to rejuvenate the look of your upper lids. Facial fillers could also go along way to restoring some lost volume in the cheeks. You could also discuss lower face lift options but it is best to have your skin/tissue examined in persona and a detailed discussion of your aesthetic goals.All the best
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December 11, 2015
Answer: Not Time for Facelift Yet Hi Molena. Based on your photos, you appear to be aging very well. I certainly don't think a full surgical facelift is warranted at this point. Instead, I agree with many of my colleagues here on RealSelf that a combination of injectable fillers and possibly eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) is much more likely to give you the results you want with significantly less downtime. When it comes to aesthetic surgery, it's always best to start conservatively and move up to more significant procedures later on if you want them. This keeps you looking natural and age-appropriate while also avoiding unnecessary side effects and downtime. As always, it's best to consult in person with a board-certified plastic surgeon to develop a more precise plan of action. Best of luck!
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December 11, 2015
Answer: Not Time for Facelift Yet Hi Molena. Based on your photos, you appear to be aging very well. I certainly don't think a full surgical facelift is warranted at this point. Instead, I agree with many of my colleagues here on RealSelf that a combination of injectable fillers and possibly eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) is much more likely to give you the results you want with significantly less downtime. When it comes to aesthetic surgery, it's always best to start conservatively and move up to more significant procedures later on if you want them. This keeps you looking natural and age-appropriate while also avoiding unnecessary side effects and downtime. As always, it's best to consult in person with a board-certified plastic surgeon to develop a more precise plan of action. Best of luck!
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