Could anyone give me any recommendations on what skin care products to use to precondition my skin prior to a face lift? Thanks.
Answer: A good skin care regimen can maximize facelift results
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Answer: A good skin care regimen can maximize facelift results
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March 8, 2010
Answer: Obagi is the best skin care to use prior to facelift surgery Obagi NuDerm is a medical skin rejuvenation system that uses tretinoin, hydroquinone and alpha hydroxyacid to reverse some of the changes that occur with sun damage and aging. With Obagi, it is possible to get these active ingredients through to the deeper layers of this skin. Combined with the use of a zinc oxide containing sun screen, this program can help prepare your skin to heal well after surgery, as well as improve the texture, pigment and tone of your skin. When your skin is healthier, it can add to the result of your facelift
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March 8, 2010
Answer: Obagi is the best skin care to use prior to facelift surgery Obagi NuDerm is a medical skin rejuvenation system that uses tretinoin, hydroquinone and alpha hydroxyacid to reverse some of the changes that occur with sun damage and aging. With Obagi, it is possible to get these active ingredients through to the deeper layers of this skin. Combined with the use of a zinc oxide containing sun screen, this program can help prepare your skin to heal well after surgery, as well as improve the texture, pigment and tone of your skin. When your skin is healthier, it can add to the result of your facelift
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Dont Change Skin Care Products Before A Facelift Although it can help to have good quality skin care products, a new product can cause skin allergy or sensitivity. It is not a good idea to try on new products before your surgery. If you develop a rash or sensitivity to the new product, your surgery might need to be cancelled. Wait for after surgery and six weeks later start some good new skin care protocol.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Dont Change Skin Care Products Before A Facelift Although it can help to have good quality skin care products, a new product can cause skin allergy or sensitivity. It is not a good idea to try on new products before your surgery. If you develop a rash or sensitivity to the new product, your surgery might need to be cancelled. Wait for after surgery and six weeks later start some good new skin care protocol.
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March 8, 2010
Answer: Skin care plan prior to facelift I do not recommend making any drastic change to you skin care regimen prior to your facelift with one exception....a retinoid. A retinoid such as retin-A or Tazorac has a powerful effect on collagen stimulation and will help reduce irregular pigmentation, fine lines, and promote healing.
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March 8, 2010
Answer: Skin care plan prior to facelift I do not recommend making any drastic change to you skin care regimen prior to your facelift with one exception....a retinoid. A retinoid such as retin-A or Tazorac has a powerful effect on collagen stimulation and will help reduce irregular pigmentation, fine lines, and promote healing.
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March 16, 2010
Answer: Recommended skin products prior to facelift The skin of the face does not need to be “preconditioned” prior to a facelift operation. It is certainly preferable that there be no outbreak of an acne condition or other infection of the skin of the face at the time of surgery. Therefore, antibacterial skin cleansers may be helpful but they are generally not essential.
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March 16, 2010
Answer: Recommended skin products prior to facelift The skin of the face does not need to be “preconditioned” prior to a facelift operation. It is certainly preferable that there be no outbreak of an acne condition or other infection of the skin of the face at the time of surgery. Therefore, antibacterial skin cleansers may be helpful but they are generally not essential.
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