I don't want to have invasive surgery and wonder if there are other options that would improve my neck and jowls. I would also like to get rid of my muffin top. I am not overweight and exercise but I have that roll I can't get rid of that ruins my look in a bikini or tight clothes.
Answer: I am a 73 year old woman who needs a face and neck lift. Hi, and thank you for your question regarding a facelift and neck lift. Without photos or an in-person consultation it will be more difficult to make the best recommendation. However, based on your age, a facelift may be your best option. Non-invasive treatments will require numerous office visits, provide shorter-lived results, and may not give you the look you want.
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Answer: I am a 73 year old woman who needs a face and neck lift. Hi, and thank you for your question regarding a facelift and neck lift. Without photos or an in-person consultation it will be more difficult to make the best recommendation. However, based on your age, a facelift may be your best option. Non-invasive treatments will require numerous office visits, provide shorter-lived results, and may not give you the look you want.
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January 19, 2018
Answer: A facelift and necklift are great options for you At your age, a surgical facelift and necklift will most likely give you the results you want rather than non surgical options. Face lifts can be extensive or more conservative depending upon your goals. One surgical procedure can include a neck lift, lower face lift, and more. There are several noninvasive options for your muffin top. Schedule an in person consultation with a board certified surgeon to get a recommendation for your face and neck.
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January 19, 2018
Answer: A facelift and necklift are great options for you At your age, a surgical facelift and necklift will most likely give you the results you want rather than non surgical options. Face lifts can be extensive or more conservative depending upon your goals. One surgical procedure can include a neck lift, lower face lift, and more. There are several noninvasive options for your muffin top. Schedule an in person consultation with a board certified surgeon to get a recommendation for your face and neck.
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January 17, 2018
Answer: I am a 73 year old woman who needs a face and neck lift. Thank you for your inquiry. It would help to have photos, however, at 73 years of age I am pretty sure you will need a face lift at a minimum. You will be so much happier having a face lift rather than a non-surgical procedure, and I do lots of both and have 45 years experience. A properly done face lift is not that invasive, but there is recovery time required before you really look good, and this is 2-3 weeks, according to what you have done. I suggest consulting with a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and preferably a member of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. I also suggest seeking a Plastic Surgeon in your area, so you can be followed up properly.Again, thank you for your inquiry and good luck.
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January 17, 2018
Answer: I am a 73 year old woman who needs a face and neck lift. Thank you for your inquiry. It would help to have photos, however, at 73 years of age I am pretty sure you will need a face lift at a minimum. You will be so much happier having a face lift rather than a non-surgical procedure, and I do lots of both and have 45 years experience. A properly done face lift is not that invasive, but there is recovery time required before you really look good, and this is 2-3 weeks, according to what you have done. I suggest consulting with a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and preferably a member of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. I also suggest seeking a Plastic Surgeon in your area, so you can be followed up properly.Again, thank you for your inquiry and good luck.
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January 25, 2019
Answer: Best Option at Age 73? Here in SW Florida, this is a question I hear virtually every day. The minimally invasive modalities like energy devices, fillers, and toxins are very goal specific, relatively temporary in duration, and incapable of yielding facelift-like results to a 73 year old. The clear and best option is a facelift, which will address your jawline, cheek, and neck. The best way to view your options is to think of the need result that you want, and feel good about it based on the money and time spent. That answer is definitely a facelift.
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January 25, 2019
Answer: Best Option at Age 73? Here in SW Florida, this is a question I hear virtually every day. The minimally invasive modalities like energy devices, fillers, and toxins are very goal specific, relatively temporary in duration, and incapable of yielding facelift-like results to a 73 year old. The clear and best option is a facelift, which will address your jawline, cheek, and neck. The best way to view your options is to think of the need result that you want, and feel good about it based on the money and time spent. That answer is definitely a facelift.
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January 25, 2019
Answer: Neck and jowls Hello! At 73 it is likely that a surgical lift is the best option for you, although it is difficult to say much more without photographs. Fillers and skin treatments can help volumize the face but will not get rid of sagging jowls and neck skin. There truly is no magic wand that will do what a facelift does. "Invasive" is a term used anytime we cut the skin, but truly a facelift is soft tissue work and in the hands of an experienced surgeon imparts minimal risk. I would recommend a consultation with an experienced facial plastic surgeon to discuss options to help you meet your goals. Good luck!
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January 25, 2019
Answer: Neck and jowls Hello! At 73 it is likely that a surgical lift is the best option for you, although it is difficult to say much more without photographs. Fillers and skin treatments can help volumize the face but will not get rid of sagging jowls and neck skin. There truly is no magic wand that will do what a facelift does. "Invasive" is a term used anytime we cut the skin, but truly a facelift is soft tissue work and in the hands of an experienced surgeon imparts minimal risk. I would recommend a consultation with an experienced facial plastic surgeon to discuss options to help you meet your goals. Good luck!
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