What can I do for my mid/lower face?

There are a lot of options including volume with fat, fillers, sculptra and skin tightening with ultherapy/thermage and laser resurfacing.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hi Tlee1234Thanks for your question and I'm sorry you are not happy with your features.A facelift would be a great option. What makes the Concept™ Facelift so revolutionary is that it has the same results as traditional facelift methods but can have you back to work within days rather than months. If you are looking for a procedure that will flatter and rejuvenate you, without too stark a difference post operatively, then a Concept™ Facelift is for you.One thing to note though is because you have already had surgery to the cheek area, this means there will be scar tissue so the cost and risks would have to be assessed at a consult.Make sure you research all your options and see a qualified plastic surgeon who has lots of experience in this type of surgery.

Your nasolabial folds are due to a loss of volume (therefore fillers) and some sagging.A facelift helps pull and restore the tissues.Both can help.See a plastic surgeon for an evaluation.

Thank you for your question and pics.Aside from your jowls, your lower face and neck seem to be in pretty good shape.  A limited scar facelift to address the jowls might be appropriate here.  As far as the mid-face, cheek implants do not lift the cheek.  In fact, they may have exacerbated your nasolabial folds.  In this case, a mid-face lift through a lower blepharoplasty incision might do the trick for your nasolabial folds in addition to smoothing out your lower eyelid cheek junction and fixing your tear troughs.  Please consult with a plastic surgeon who has experience with these procedures and who is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.  Good luck!

You have various surgical and non-surgical options to treat your nasolabial creases and jowls. A facelift can treat your jowls and improve your nasolabial folds but keep in mind that nasolabial folds cannot be completely pulled away without tugging on the corner of your mouths and giving you a "done" look. Facelifts are becoming more popular in younger patients but may not always be necessary. Non-surgical options include Radiofrequency or Ultrasound energy based therapies which tighten the dermis without leaving scars. Speak with your plastic surgeon regardless the multiple options available and what results you can expect.