Asked By:Caring284463 in São Miguel do Rio Torto, Santarém, Portugal
Hi. I'm 40 and look younger, but I'm starting to get fat loss but also jowls… i hate it. And double chin. Its just a little bit but its starting, of course. I'm on warfarin for life. I know more and more doctors are trying and considering continuing warfarin (dentists etc). There has been cases of facelifts continuing warfarin on medical literature. My surgeon will do it and he is established and very known. What is the real risk? Only bleeding? stroke is much worse & happened to those bridging..
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You seem to be a good candidate for a lower facelift procedure. This surgery is highly effective for addressing sagging and loosening of the skin, particularly around the jawline, cheeks, and neck. However, it's not possible to make a definitive assessment based solely on photos. Each...
You are not a candidate for any surgical lift. However, micro-needling with or without radiofrequency could be helpful and is good to do as preventive as well.
Based from the images you’ve sent. I would like to suggest that you’d do Mini facelift. With this procedure your face structure can be improved. Moreover you’d consider to do liposuction for jawline and under chin sagging for better result.
