Is it common to rasp jaw during facelift? I notice now that many of my PS patients have very strange looking jaw after the procedure. I'm starting to think he rasps some of it off during surgery. Is that legal if he does not mention about that during consultations? Isn't facelift only about lifting skin and muscles if anything else is not agreed?
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Thank you for asking about your face lift.After a face lift, you will permanently look younger than your peers but you will age as beforeFace lifts done before age 55 are less likely to need later tightenings than those done later.Celebrities look so good because they constantly invest time...
Thanks for your question and the photos you provided. I would be sure to consult with you a board certified plastic surgeon, When you do consult you can discuss:
-cheek augmentation
-chin augmentation
-lip augmentation
-Morpheus 8
Good luck!
I commonly do facelifts under local anesthesia. It is safe and comfortable for the patient and allows them to bounce back faster with no general anesthesia worries. I use oral sedation to make my patients comfortable and then tumescent infiltration to provide hemostasis and anesthesia...
