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Yes, the two procedures are often combined together. Patients with jowl and neck skin laxity often have a loss of skin quality around the mouth as well. This can appear as a long or "horsey" upper lip. A lip lift done conservatively can significantly improve this. In addition, laser resurfacing with either the CO2 or Erbium laser can tighten and shorten the upper lip if your lip shape isn't ideal for a lift.
Thank you for your question. The short answer is yes, This can also be combined with laser in the perioral area to address fine lines as well. Best to speak to a board certified plastic surgeon. All the best,
You seem to be a good candidate for these procedures. There in no reason not to do all of them in the same time. Consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon with good reputation in facial rejuvenation, to discuss your goals and options, is recommended. Good luck.
To get a beautiful facelift result, an experienced surgeon will most definitely would address the aging appearance of the lips. From your photos, it would appear that you would benefit greatly from a lip lift. The goal is to create a dramatically youthful, yet natural result. Seek out a facelift expert, ask to see some before and after photos of other patients with similar facial features as yours.
Thank you for your question; Yes the two procedures are more often done a the same time. If you are having surgery you can ask your doctor about this procedures doing at the same time
Yes these two procedures can be done at the same time. I’m usually not crazy about the lip lift because I don’t think the results are worthwhile. However, in your case your upper lip is so long that it would be a reasonable procedure to include in your facelift.
Hello, Basen on your questions, yes facelift, necklift and lip lift, all these procedure can be performed at on surgery, if your medical condition allows. And with only one healing phase you will recover.It would be the best to seek a professional facial plastic surgeon to achieve your desired look.Good Luck,
There are pros and cons of combining treatments but the combination you request could be performed as a one stage procedure
As I carefully examine your image, it looks as if you would be an excellent candidate for a facelift, neck lift, as well as a lip-lift procedure. These procedures can be done at the same time if you have been medical cleared by your primary-care physician. Your recovery time will overlap for each procedure, and will save you reduced cost in operating-room and surgical fees. Some surgeons will add voluminous amounts of filler to the lips rather than performing the lip-lift procedure, but in your case, only a very small amount of filler would look natural on you, which is why the lip-lift would be recommended. For best results, please consult with a board certified plastic surgeon with a wealth of knowledge and experience with facelifting surgery.
Dear Bebe1122,Thank you for posting your question and your photographs. Yes, a lip lift can be done at the same time as a facelift and the results of each can complement the other! Please discuss both with your plastic surgeon when you consult for a facelift.Hope that helps!Best wishes,Nora Nugent
Many dissolving sutures used to suspend or anchor soft tissue can take 6 or even 9 months to dissolve. If this is causing significant discomfort horse racing to push through the skin then it may be worth considering removing it. However, there's still opportunity for it to dissolve by itself.
Hello. Thank you for your question. I see that it was posted back in 2019. If you are still having problems, I have had one patient experience a similar sensation under her neck skin. I referred her to a neurologist who treated her with some medications that were very helpful to settle things...
I feel it is fair to say that it is not customary to use nitro-paste as a routine treatment after a facelift. It is true that it causes vasodilation, which in theory, delivers more blood and oxygen to healing skin. Some surgeons do use nitro when there is potential compromise (ie necrosis) o...
I'm very sorry for your failed surgery experience you've had. As a triple board certified facial plastic surgeon it seems that a very accurate planned and delicate operation was not performed obviously. In my opinion submental fat tissue were removed, but the...
Thank you for sharing the photos. I am sorry to hear of your disappointment, but I am not sure what exactly you have had as you have all features that would be considered absolute and classical parameters necessitating a face/neck lift (Obvious and prominent jowls, marionette lines, droopy...
Yes, certainly. If you have fully recovered and subject to passing a thorough preoperative assessment in joint discussion and agreement with your hospital consultants and GP and subject to their clearance, you should be able to have your surgery.
