I have minor sagging in jaw area and very moderately loose skin all over. I like the way my face looks when I pull the skin back slightly in jaw and pull up skin in upper cheekbone region. However, I am perfectly content with my neck. I am 45 with thin fair skin. Is there a lift that is right for me? As I posed in a previous question, fillers have resulted in lumps lower down and edema in eye area so I don't want to go that route. Thanks in advance!
October 19, 2018
Answer: Facelift hi Considering your age, I think that the best solution is a facelift limited to this part of the face with a lower blepharoplasty It s simple , safe with a minimal downtime
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October 19, 2018
Answer: Facelift hi Considering your age, I think that the best solution is a facelift limited to this part of the face with a lower blepharoplasty It s simple , safe with a minimal downtime
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May 1, 2012
Answer: Limited Facelift For Lower Facial Sagging
You may be a candidate for a limited facelift without a neck lift. People with fair skin often come to our office in New York with this concern (particularly when they are thin). Since facial aging is a combination of volume loss (bone, muscle, and fat) as well as sagging of skin and deeper tissue, it is important to determine the right procedure for you. It sounds like performing a face lift (addressing the sagging skin) would create the right structure so if you need volume enhancement with fillers, the skin will be more resilient and you will probably require less volume correction. A proper consultation with a qualified doctor is recommended.
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May 1, 2012
Answer: Limited Facelift For Lower Facial Sagging
You may be a candidate for a limited facelift without a neck lift. People with fair skin often come to our office in New York with this concern (particularly when they are thin). Since facial aging is a combination of volume loss (bone, muscle, and fat) as well as sagging of skin and deeper tissue, it is important to determine the right procedure for you. It sounds like performing a face lift (addressing the sagging skin) would create the right structure so if you need volume enhancement with fillers, the skin will be more resilient and you will probably require less volume correction. A proper consultation with a qualified doctor is recommended.
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