I am a 58-year-old female considering a DPFL. Aside from the obvious questions (anesthesia, what are the risk/rewards, etc) what important questions should I be asking? The doctor I am seeing is extremely experienced so the number of procedures is not an issue.
February 26, 2022
Answer: Facelift You should ask what about deep plane facelift is better because I don't believe it is. Down side of deep plane: more swelling. Greater risk of nerve injury and probably more expensive. Just don't get talked into fat transfer as well.
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February 26, 2022
Answer: Facelift You should ask what about deep plane facelift is better because I don't believe it is. Down side of deep plane: more swelling. Greater risk of nerve injury and probably more expensive. Just don't get talked into fat transfer as well.
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February 26, 2022
Answer: 58-year-old female considering a facelift First of all it's very important to study your prospective surgeon's facelift photo Gallery to make sure that it is extensive with results that you like. Make sure the hair pulled back behind the ears on they've postoperative photographs so that you can clearly see the incisions. In our practice we perform high-SMAS lower face and neck lift which is much more safe regarding facial nerve branch paralysis issues with the deep plane facelift. Also important to ask if your neck is being rejuvenated as well
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February 26, 2022
Answer: 58-year-old female considering a facelift First of all it's very important to study your prospective surgeon's facelift photo Gallery to make sure that it is extensive with results that you like. Make sure the hair pulled back behind the ears on they've postoperative photographs so that you can clearly see the incisions. In our practice we perform high-SMAS lower face and neck lift which is much more safe regarding facial nerve branch paralysis issues with the deep plane facelift. Also important to ask if your neck is being rejuvenated as well
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