I had facelift in 2011. 3 attempts to correct some issues. Stopped doing anything until 2014. Different doctor corrected pixie ears, lump in left cheek (fat) and did fat grafts on cheeks and corners of mouth. Fat grafts did not work. I have tried fillers which were done by qualified doctor, but no improvement to face or lips, only charged money for nothing. It is embarrassing to see pictures of my smile. Is there anything to improve this? No more joker mouth please.
January 19, 2018
Answer: Flaws following previous face lift Any flaws or shortcomings following previous surgery can be improved. You may want to have an in person of virtual consultation with one of us who specializes in the plastic surgery of face with sufficient experience to help you properly.
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January 19, 2018
Answer: Flaws following previous face lift Any flaws or shortcomings following previous surgery can be improved. You may want to have an in person of virtual consultation with one of us who specializes in the plastic surgery of face with sufficient experience to help you properly.
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Answer: Redo facelift procedures Thanks for sharing your photos. Correction surgery for undesirable results after a facelift procedure has always had its risks in getting an even worse outcome. This is a fairly complex problem to treat. Based on your photos, it is perhaps not possible to get it fixed with injectable fillers. As mentioned in the question, your concern with a stretched mouth and droopy corners can be addressed with a surgical procedure that is primarily done for macrosomia in children with congenital clefts of the face. A craniofacial surgeon can better advise you on your viable treatment options and likely outcomes. I hope this helps.
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Answer: Redo facelift procedures Thanks for sharing your photos. Correction surgery for undesirable results after a facelift procedure has always had its risks in getting an even worse outcome. This is a fairly complex problem to treat. Based on your photos, it is perhaps not possible to get it fixed with injectable fillers. As mentioned in the question, your concern with a stretched mouth and droopy corners can be addressed with a surgical procedure that is primarily done for macrosomia in children with congenital clefts of the face. A craniofacial surgeon can better advise you on your viable treatment options and likely outcomes. I hope this helps.
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