I had a MACS Facelift done exactly a month ago. One side of my face seems to be healing well and the other seems like it may have not been stitched up properly. There are raised bumps and 2 tiny holes in my skin. Should I give it more time to heal or is this something I should worry about? How long does it usually take the scar to heal?
September 4, 2015
Answer: MACS Facelift Scar Healing Time Thank you for your question. Your scar will improve over time. You are early in your facelift recovery. Continue close follow up and advise of your surgeon. Your scar will change over time. Unfavoravable scars can be revised after a year. Best Wishes
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September 4, 2015
Answer: MACS Facelift Scar Healing Time Thank you for your question. Your scar will improve over time. You are early in your facelift recovery. Continue close follow up and advise of your surgeon. Your scar will change over time. Unfavoravable scars can be revised after a year. Best Wishes
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April 6, 2015
Answer: Facelift scar healing time Two sides of operation rarely heal at exactly the same rate. It is quite normal for your scar to be a little red after one month and, particularly in the horizontal limb, there can often be some stabbing over earlier. This is because, if performed correctly, several hair follicles are included within the scar. These new hairs will grow out through the scar, eventually disguising it, but it can result in some irritation early on, which you seem to be experiencing.
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April 6, 2015
Answer: Facelift scar healing time Two sides of operation rarely heal at exactly the same rate. It is quite normal for your scar to be a little red after one month and, particularly in the horizontal limb, there can often be some stabbing over earlier. This is because, if performed correctly, several hair follicles are included within the scar. These new hairs will grow out through the scar, eventually disguising it, but it can result in some irritation early on, which you seem to be experiencing.
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