What are the causes of asymmetry and should I be concerned? The right side of my face had a hematoma and hashealed. It's my left side that appears a bit swollen and larger than the right; especially around the cheek area. What would cause this unbalance? If anything I thought the right side would have swelled more. It's been 9 weeks since my surgery, I would like to know what would produce such a result? I try and stay away from any salty foods. Is a revision as involved as facelift?
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April 20, 2015
Answer: Asymmetric healing after a facelift is the rule rather than the exception.
The best thing about Facelift procedures are that you can have as many as you need. A typical facelift will last 7-12 years. But, there are patients who benefit from a "tuck-up" procedure earlier. A typical Facelift involves tightening and supporting the SMAS layer which will result in a na...
Shaving orexcision of submandibular gland is not necessary in face and neck lift. Anexperienced surgeon can perform this procedure, but there is no guaranty thatthe nerve is not going to be injured.
Submandibular glands are playing a major rolein producing saliva for oral hygiene and food...
The only other choice is the use of fat injections which I have done for over 25 years. This typically lasts a lot longer than fillers but does not provide as much definition as implants.
