Rosacea is under control, but I have thin skin. Thank you
Answer: Rosacea and Facelift
In most cases, having Rosacea does not increase your chances of experiencing complications. You should be able to have a facelift or neck lift, but I strongly suggest you consult your surgeon and discuss your concerns prior to surgery.
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In most cases, having Rosacea does not increase your chances of experiencing complications. You should be able to have a facelift or neck lift, but I strongly suggest you consult your surgeon and discuss your concerns prior to surgery.
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Answer: Rosacea and face lift
There should be no major problem with rosacea and a face lift. A couple of minor issues:
Rosacea makes your skin more vascular so you are at slightly increased risk for bleeding
Rosacea makes your skin more sensitive to healing ointments you may be using
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Answer: Rosacea and face lift
There should be no major problem with rosacea and a face lift. A couple of minor issues:
Rosacea makes your skin more vascular so you are at slightly increased risk for bleeding
Rosacea makes your skin more sensitive to healing ointments you may be using
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December 5, 2014
Answer: Facelift with Rosacea
While I personally have never had this problem, I do feel it is something to be concerned with, and as a result, I would have you obtain preop clearance from your dermatologist, stating that this facial surgery is not a risky procedure.
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Answer: Facelift with Rosacea
While I personally have never had this problem, I do feel it is something to be concerned with, and as a result, I would have you obtain preop clearance from your dermatologist, stating that this facial surgery is not a risky procedure.
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December 27, 2011
Answer: Acne rosacea and facelift
No, as long as you don't have an active skin infection, rosacea does not affect the safety of a facelift. As a matter of fact, the rosacea can be treated with a Laser at the same time as the facelift.
I hope this helps.
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Answer: Acne rosacea and facelift
No, as long as you don't have an active skin infection, rosacea does not affect the safety of a facelift. As a matter of fact, the rosacea can be treated with a Laser at the same time as the facelift.
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December 22, 2011
Answer: Thin, fragile skin is safe for face and neck lifts with precautions
Certainly a face and neck lift could be considered in someone with skin like yours. However, because your skin may be somewhat thin and, perhaps, more fragile than more normal skin, care should be taken to perform any lifting or tightening at a level deep to the skin.
I believe that this is the most effective method of performing a face and neck lift in all patients to give the most natural final outcome with as little tension on the skin as possible. In this way, any scars are as well hidden as possible, the skin does not look unnaturally thinned out, and what I refer to as the “wind tunnel” look is easily avoided.
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Answer: Thin, fragile skin is safe for face and neck lifts with precautions
Certainly a face and neck lift could be considered in someone with skin like yours. However, because your skin may be somewhat thin and, perhaps, more fragile than more normal skin, care should be taken to perform any lifting or tightening at a level deep to the skin.
I believe that this is the most effective method of performing a face and neck lift in all patients to give the most natural final outcome with as little tension on the skin as possible. In this way, any scars are as well hidden as possible, the skin does not look unnaturally thinned out, and what I refer to as the “wind tunnel” look is easily avoided.
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