I have a fold of skin at my temple on the right side and a horizontal line with a ridge of thickness below it on the left side. My surgeon was annoyed and somewhat defensive when I expressed concern on my 2 week post op visit, saying he wasn't a novice and this would resolve with time. He also said if any revision was needed I would need to wait 5 to 6 months. I'm not seeing how time will change it. It looks the same at 26 days as it did 1 day post op. How concerned should I be or am I over reacting?
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December 18, 2017
Answer: Skin excess/bunching next to the eyes after facelift
Thanks for your question however "scabs" can be dry crusted blood on the incision line or can indicate breakdown of the skin due to poor circulation and possibly excess tension. No one can advise you properly through the Internet and you should seek consultation with your plastic surgeon to ...
Thank you for your question and pictures. You do not have loose skin for surgery, therefore nonsurgical options such as injectables like filler to soften your marionette lines. You could try and achieve an upturn for your lip by using lip filler, or a lip lift would be the best permanent s...
Typically the marginal branch will return in function up to six months after the procedure. There is nothing to do to make it heal any faster. It could be permanent but usually is from stretching the nerve or cautery injury to the smaller branches but it usually returns to normal function. If it...