I know this is a very hypothetical question, but I am wondering what happens if a plastic surgeon has a medical emergency during the procedure, e.g. passes out while performing a facelift. What is the worst case scenario? Is there a qualified back-up surgeon who can finish the procedure? Or is it likely that the patient will die or need a facial transplant?
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Hi, In most cases, I do recommend dissolving filler before surgery especially for facial procedures because it allows to operate on natural tissue structures, leading to more precise and long-lasting results. However, whether it's necessary depends on the type, location, and amount of filler...
Great question — this is something that comes up often in consultations.
Previous Ulthera (Ultherapy) treatments generally do not affect the SMAS layer directly, as the energy doesn’t penetrate deeply enough to reach below it. However, they can cause changes in the subdermal plane, such a...
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Thank you for your inquiry. A deep plane facelift is an advanced surgical technique that not only removes excess skin but, more importantly, repositions the deeper facial tissues to their original anatomical position. This approach ensures a natural and long-lasting rejuvenation by...
