I had facelift procedure almost one year ago and the results are too tight in my connective tissue. I have tried massage, acupuncture, electro-stimulation, high-volt current, ultrasound, and reiki. Moist heat gives some relief and some mobility. I am living in constant torture due to constriction inside my skin, that grips my mind as well. Pain is slight, discomfort is extreme. Right ear still numb. Thank you for any advice you can give me.
December 24, 2011
Answer: Discomfort after a facelift
all of the information already provided is correct. this amount of discomfort is rare.. i would see a neurologist to address any nerve damage and relief from many meds that can be used.
a last resort can be exploration by the plastic surgeon and release of any deep sutures and fascia that may have been tightened .. this is generally unheard of , but may be a last resort
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December 24, 2011
Answer: Discomfort after a facelift
all of the information already provided is correct. this amount of discomfort is rare.. i would see a neurologist to address any nerve damage and relief from many meds that can be used.
a last resort can be exploration by the plastic surgeon and release of any deep sutures and fascia that may have been tightened .. this is generally unheard of , but may be a last resort
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July 1, 2020
Answer: Face lift too tight can just be a part of healing
This tightness feeling is sometimes a normal part of the face lift recovery. The healing process can give you many of those sensations. Applying pressure to those areas can help such as the use of wraps that you can buy. Time is your best friend. You need to just wait it out. For the discomfort, there are a lot of medications that can ease these feelings. I would discuss this with your doctor or even see a pain specialist.
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July 1, 2020
Answer: Face lift too tight can just be a part of healing
This tightness feeling is sometimes a normal part of the face lift recovery. The healing process can give you many of those sensations. Applying pressure to those areas can help such as the use of wraps that you can buy. Time is your best friend. You need to just wait it out. For the discomfort, there are a lot of medications that can ease these feelings. I would discuss this with your doctor or even see a pain specialist.
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