Lumps 1.5 years after facelift - what can be done about this? (photos)

This is a tough question because we all start somewhere and with only our training as experience, and this can be highly variable. I have been in practice for 21 years and I am certainly a better surgeon today than 20 years ago. However, young surgeons with the right training can certainly...

The widening of your cheek bone is likely from the "bunching" of the deep layers of tissues at the point where they are anchored into the bone. The only fix for this would be a surgical one where the tissues are carefully thinned. Given that this area is high risk for nerve damage as the...

Hello, hope you are well. It is not uncommon to see patients seeking revision facelifts, but rarely a third or fourth procedure. With each procedure, additional risk is introduced into the risk-benefit 'equation' and the likelihood of having an unfavorable result or complication increases. The...

A deep plane facelift is an advanced surgical technique that targets deeper facial structures for more natural and long-lasting results. Unlike simpler and less modern facelifts that primarily tighten the skin, the deep plane approach repositions the underlying muscles and tissues, addressing...

Although more information would be helpful, the photos do not show an individual who has indications for a facelift or fat transfer. These techniques are designed to rejuvenate an aging face and it would be unethical to do so for you at this stage in your life.