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How soon after a neck lift can I schedule a brow lift with forehead contouring?

blue0000Oct 7, 2023
How soon after a neck lift can I schedule a brow lift with forehead contouring? I have two different surgeons that I will be scheduling with. I know having everything done in one surgery is better, but I like the expertise of each surgeon for each particular procedure. Would it be better to do the neck first?

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Lane Smith, MD

So the asymmetry looks minuscule, but you could have a brow lift if you choose. Another option that is not permanent but is dual purpose is Botox injections. If you’d like to be seen for a consultation, feel free to reach out to my office. Smith Plastic Surgery 702-838-2455

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Zoran Potparic, MD

It is completely theoretical question. Augmentation and shaping of forehead and brows can be achieved in multiple ways using bone grafts, alloplastic implants, cadaver bone grafts, fat grafts, fillers. Major craniofacial contouring with osteotomies is usually not performed for mild cosmetic...

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Charbel Medawar, MD

An Endoscopic Browlift is mostly done in Patients who have a narrow forehead. If you have a slightly large forehead it is not indicated and it is preferable to have a pretrichial browlift.Concerning Longevity it all depends on the technique and the experience of the Surgeon. I wouldn't recommend...

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Zoran Potparic, MD

Like all of us you may have mild, barely noticeable facial asymmetry. At this point, based on this photo, I do not think that you need to do anything else but regular skin maintenance. Hope this helps.

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Lexie Wang, MD

Theoretically yes... this could be done. But I don't believe it is currently being done. It would also be way easier to do the frontalis as opposed to the corrugators. I don't think it would necessarily look cosmetically elegant.

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Hadi Nural, MD

I recommend you botox treatment. However it is a temporary solution. If you would rather something permanent you can get a browlift. There are some types of browlift which will be very suitable for your case.

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