9 months post op - How to improve my facelift scars? (Photos)

Hi, thanks for your question. The short scar technique involves limiting the incision length, typically starting just within the hairline at the temple, curving around the sideburn, and following the natural crease in front of the ear, then around the earlobe and ending behind the earlobe. This...

Hi PollyPup! Those are excellent questions. 1. Hemostatic suturing vs. drains The choice between using hemostatic sutures and drains depends on several factors, including the amount of tissue lifted, the patient’s anatomy, and the surgeon’s technique. Both approaches are safe when used app...

I think all of these things can be fixed. I think you are right that you needed more fat. I do think that you would benefit from repeating the fat grafting and undermining the area with a small canula. The extra skin behind the ear could be removed fairly easily and the hairline could be...

Dear Peakdog thank you for your question. Tumescent anesthesia (TA) can be an option for facelift in selected patients. The main advantage is avoiding general anesthesia, which can mean a quicker recovery, less grogginess, and fewer systemic side effects. You remain 100% aware during the...

This is called a "Smile block". It can be avoided by releasing the tissue and skin beyond the point where the movement seems to stop when smiling. Sometimes it requires not only releasing but also removal of additional tissue. The tethering will disappear. Additional filler injections into the...

Evaluating facial sagging based solely on photos can be limiting. To accurately assess your facial structure, skin elasticity, and the condition of deeper tissues, an in-person consultation is essential. However, based on the photo you provided, there appears to be noticeable sagging in the...