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Jowls after facelift and lipo 3 months. Should I get a revision? (Photo)

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mila1074Jan 15, 2024

I'm 49, had a facelift and lipo on joels and neck. 3 months after, same fatty pocket on jolws. Doctor do not acknowledge. Another lipo? Facelift revision?

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Hello, I'm sorry to hear about your experience. After reviewing these photos, it appears that addressing your concerns may involve a combination of volume restoration and possibly surgical intervention. It's important to consult with an expert who can provide personalized recommendations to...

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I would suggest giving yourself more time, considering you're only 6 months post-op from a SMAS facelift. Swelling can persist longer than expected, so it's advisable to assess your appearance after a year to a year and a half. In many cases, tissues tend to settle over time. However, if there...

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Hello, First off I am sorry for how you feel about everything. Reversing the effects of surgery can be challenging, but there are steps that can be taken to help restore balance and bring you closer to your previous appearance. I suggest bringing a photo of your original self to a consultation...

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I would wait a full year prior to attempting any type of revisionary surgery. I would immediately seek out a hyperbaric chamber to receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatments. This will help with healing the skin necrosis. In addition, if there is a facial nerve injury (as evidenced by the lip...

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