39 year old male. I feel like I would benefit from a facelift but I'm still young. Is it too much? I've done fillers and they don't seem to cut it any longer. I feel like I need lift now. The left image is normal and the right image is me experimenting with "facelift tape" that elevates tissue. I pretty much want what that does as it restores my previous jawline.
August 2, 2022
Answer: Facelift at 39? Hello thank you for your question. Facelift is a surgical procedure really reserved for much looser skin and given your age we try to refrain from starting facelifts so young. Mainly because over time even with a facelift, your skin will start to lax again and may require another facelift. Fillers is a good option but given your subtle change, try some skin tightening procedures such as microneedling morpheas 8 or jplasma. consult with you local plastic surgeon to better assess you in person and review your options.
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August 2, 2022
Answer: Facelift at 39? Hello thank you for your question. Facelift is a surgical procedure really reserved for much looser skin and given your age we try to refrain from starting facelifts so young. Mainly because over time even with a facelift, your skin will start to lax again and may require another facelift. Fillers is a good option but given your subtle change, try some skin tightening procedures such as microneedling morpheas 8 or jplasma. consult with you local plastic surgeon to better assess you in person and review your options.
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July 29, 2022
Answer: Treatment of jaw laxity I would not recommend a facelift for you at this time. Based on your photo, you do not appear to have enough laxity to warrant a facelift. One option you might consider is FaceTite. This is a non-surgical treatment that uses radio frequency to deliver heat to the tissue under the skin. This heat produces some contraction that leads to tightening.
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July 29, 2022
Answer: Treatment of jaw laxity I would not recommend a facelift for you at this time. Based on your photo, you do not appear to have enough laxity to warrant a facelift. One option you might consider is FaceTite. This is a non-surgical treatment that uses radio frequency to deliver heat to the tissue under the skin. This heat produces some contraction that leads to tightening.
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