After facelift 4 months ago, I've had areas of numbness in front of and back of ears. Just recently, in an expanded area in front of ears and down jaw, I've started having strange new sensations that sometimes feel like numbness, sometimes like tightness or tingling. Could these feelings be paresthesias and, if so, why are they in an expanded area? They're very uncomfortable and disturbing. Thanks so much for your time.
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It is fairly normal for facelifts to range in price from around $10,000 to more than $20,000. The best advice is to take the time to seek consultations from the "best of the best" where you live intially and look out of town if you need to. Then you can compare the prices and your ex...
Your facelift probably did not pull on any facial muscles firmly enough to change your bite over three years. Bite imbalance should be evaluated by your dentist, as a poor occlusion over time can lead to tooth wear and loss, and TMJ problems with the clicking and shift your describe. Overbites...
As illustrated in many of the other answers already given, the risks of a temporal lift are damage to a branch of the facial nerve resulting weakness or paralysis of the upper face/forehead, numbness, loss of hair along the incision line, poor scarring, infection, asymmetry, and bleeding...