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What else can be done after mid-facelift, brow lift & 2 lower facelifts? (Photos)

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joultyJun 4, 2022

I have had a mid facelift with endoscopic brow lift two lower facelifts due to having to have a revision. What else can be done. I also had intensif endymed treatment but my skin is still wrinkly. Thank you

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Dr. Gurkan Kayabasoglu, MD
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Dr. Jason Pozner, MD
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