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Deep plane face/neck lift which included the temporal area. Left side scarring is very obvious. Should I get revision? (Photos)

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bboys2Oct 6, 2025

Female, 50 yrs old, white and typically no issues with scars

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Dr. Edward Buckingham, MD
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