Is there a male face lift that doesn't displace the beard towards the ear? For example, one with a pure vertical vector of pull, especially if the neck line is not a concern. The beard line is of great concern to most men, especially nowadays when wearing beard is so ubiquitous and accepted in all professions. Before and afters never show what happens to the beard, and when they do I find the results unacceptable.
June 18, 2015
Answer: Is there a male facelift that doesn't displace the beard towards the ear? There are a couple options for incision placement. One is a straight line incision in front of the ear so that the sideburn is not placed in the ear during redraping of the skin. As the scar fades, the incision becomes imperceptible. Good luck!
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June 18, 2015
Answer: Is there a male facelift that doesn't displace the beard towards the ear? There are a couple options for incision placement. One is a straight line incision in front of the ear so that the sideburn is not placed in the ear during redraping of the skin. As the scar fades, the incision becomes imperceptible. Good luck!
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September 9, 2017
Answer: Male facelift Thank you for your question. The beard hair is always a consideration for facelift surgery. Typically, in men, the incision is placed towards the back edge of the beard to prevent the issue you are asking about. Some men prefer to have it placed as we do in most women and deal with the hair afterwards (laser removal, etc). If the hair issue is important to you, then yes, a facelift can be done keeping the beard hair from migrating over the tragus of the ear. See a facelift specialist who can show you the design of the incisions and make a collaborative plan for facial and neck rejuvenation.
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September 9, 2017
Answer: Male facelift Thank you for your question. The beard hair is always a consideration for facelift surgery. Typically, in men, the incision is placed towards the back edge of the beard to prevent the issue you are asking about. Some men prefer to have it placed as we do in most women and deal with the hair afterwards (laser removal, etc). If the hair issue is important to you, then yes, a facelift can be done keeping the beard hair from migrating over the tragus of the ear. See a facelift specialist who can show you the design of the incisions and make a collaborative plan for facial and neck rejuvenation.
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