How is a revision short scar deep plane face lift with fat transfer performed? Local or general anesthesia? How many hours? Will it address saggy cheeks, nose lines with someone with a wide face and thick skin who had a deep plane facelift but issues persist.
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This is truly a question regarding Surgeon preference. Some Surgeons like hemostatic sutures and some do not: I fall in the latter category. Neither dressings, sutures, nor drains will prevent a hematoma any better than appropriate instruction adherence and blood pressure management. ...
I think all of these things can be fixed. I think you are right that you needed more fat. I do think that you would benefit from repeating the fat grafting and undermining the area with a small canula. The extra skin behind the ear could be removed fairly easily and the hairline could be...
Is tumescent anesthesia inherently safe when appropriate doses of local anesthetic are used? Yes. The real question lies in your preference to avoid having sedation. Is this the best way to achieve the best result possible? In my practice, I ask patients how long they are comfortable sitting...