I’m 21 and I’ve been overweight most of my life. I’ve recently dropped 55 lbs over the course of a year. (180, now 125 at 5’2”) I’ve noticed sagging or loose skin and I’m definitely concerned about my face. The sagging became noticeable when my face started slimming about 5 months ago. Should I lose more and my face will firm? Should I look into a facelift or are there other non-surgical ways? Does my skin just need more time and/or a specific care regimen? Facial exercises? Glycolic Peels?
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Sagging face after weightless Hello, I am so happy to hear of your weight loss, but can see why you are now frustrated with your face. If it isn't one thing, it's another! There is no doubt that there can be a link between weight loss and a sagging face. The issue is what to do about it and when. The good news is that I have seen this resolve on its own in young adults. You may be very happy a year or two from now without doing a thing. Maintain a healthy diet with an emphasis on vegetables, avoid prolonged sun exposure, wear sunscreen, don't smoke, avoid alcohol - and give your skin some time. This may not be what you want to hear, but your chances of success will be high.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Sagging face after weightless Hello, I am so happy to hear of your weight loss, but can see why you are now frustrated with your face. If it isn't one thing, it's another! There is no doubt that there can be a link between weight loss and a sagging face. The issue is what to do about it and when. The good news is that I have seen this resolve on its own in young adults. You may be very happy a year or two from now without doing a thing. Maintain a healthy diet with an emphasis on vegetables, avoid prolonged sun exposure, wear sunscreen, don't smoke, avoid alcohol - and give your skin some time. This may not be what you want to hear, but your chances of success will be high.
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February 24, 2016
Answer: I would generally not recommend a surgical facelift at age 21. I would generally not recommend a surgical facelift at age 21. While skin laxity can become a problem following large weight loss, in someone so young with good skin quality, there is a good chance that your skin will tighten on its own given time. In the meantime, you could try facial fillers or non-surgical tightening procedure. Visit a double board certified facial plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person and recommend the best course of action. Good luck!
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Answer: I would generally not recommend a surgical facelift at age 21. I would generally not recommend a surgical facelift at age 21. While skin laxity can become a problem following large weight loss, in someone so young with good skin quality, there is a good chance that your skin will tighten on its own given time. In the meantime, you could try facial fillers or non-surgical tightening procedure. Visit a double board certified facial plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person and recommend the best course of action. Good luck!
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June 30, 2016
Answer: Non-Surgical Options May Be Best, Consult A Surgeon It’s not unusual for patients to develop facial skin sag
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Answer: Non-Surgical Options May Be Best, Consult A Surgeon It’s not unusual for patients to develop facial skin sag
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December 27, 2018
Answer: Facial volume after weight loss From the photo, I would not recommend a facelift for you. Your problem is loss of facial volume. Fat grafting with PRP is your best option to restore some of the volume loss. Find a facial plastic surgeon with good experience in this area. Dr. Kevin Sadati Newport Beach, Ca
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Answer: Facial volume after weight loss From the photo, I would not recommend a facelift for you. Your problem is loss of facial volume. Fat grafting with PRP is your best option to restore some of the volume loss. Find a facial plastic surgeon with good experience in this area. Dr. Kevin Sadati Newport Beach, Ca
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January 11, 2015
Answer: Facelift after weight loss Congratulations on the weight loss. No, you don't need a facelift. At your age, your facial skin has enough elasticity that it doesn't sag after weight loss.
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Answer: Facelift after weight loss Congratulations on the weight loss. No, you don't need a facelift. At your age, your facial skin has enough elasticity that it doesn't sag after weight loss.
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