Looking at various photographs of different facelifts, sometimes the incision at the temple (above front ear) is well-hidden in the hairline (and often closed with staples), but sometimes it seems to curve around the hairline (and closed with stitches) so that it is much more visible. Does it depend on the surgeon's technique or the type of facelift (mini, full, macs etc)?
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February 21, 2015
Answer: Why does placement of facelift incisions at the temple vary?
Bleeding in the form of hematoma sets off an inflammatory process that can lead to unpredictable contour irregularities and scarring of the skin. Most of the time, visible or palpable blood clots should be removed quickly either by a return to the operating room or by forcing the...
It seems that you're unhappy with your recovery. To answer your one question, usually hematomas are not common. It is a known complication that can occur after a neck lift or face lift procedure however. They are more common in people who have uncontrolled high blood pressure as well as male ...
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