I'm 39 and gained about 20 lbs in the last few years. I can't tell what's happening to my lower face/chin/neck. Do I need a lower facelift/neck lift or will losing weight help improve the area? My right upper lip turns in in the strangest way. Can that be correct via a facelift? I want to weigh in all my options before seeking a facelift procedure. I had rhinoplasty two years ago and I feel it's too small and too turned up for my face, maybe that's throwing off the balance as well?
September 18, 2023
Answer: Central neck lift Hi,
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September 18, 2023
Answer: Central neck lift Hi,
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June 16, 2023
Answer: Alternative operations recommended Hello, you do not have a lot skin excess, or soft tissue ptosis. In your case I would not recommend a classical face&neck lift approach. You may benefit from non-incisional face rejuvenation techniques such as thread lifts or endoscopic lift. Nose looks fine in proportions but you may also benefit from augmenting the chin for a better profile view. And losing more weight will not improve the sagginess. For the double chin you may benefit from neck lift or thread lift aswell. Best regards
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June 16, 2023
Answer: Alternative operations recommended Hello, you do not have a lot skin excess, or soft tissue ptosis. In your case I would not recommend a classical face&neck lift approach. You may benefit from non-incisional face rejuvenation techniques such as thread lifts or endoscopic lift. Nose looks fine in proportions but you may also benefit from augmenting the chin for a better profile view. And losing more weight will not improve the sagginess. For the double chin you may benefit from neck lift or thread lift aswell. Best regards
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