What can i do about the big bump on my forehead and the cost to correct it? (photos)

Absolutely, I understand your concern about the bump on your forehead. It's not uncommon for facial asymmetry to occur, as each side of our face can have slight differences. This is perfectly normal and doesn't necessarily indicate an abnormality. To provide the best recommendation for your...

There are many questions that need to be discussed in person during a thorough and complete examination. Have you experienced a large weight loss? Are there any underlying medical issues? Twenty three is very young to develop jowls. There are some minimally invasive procedures you could try such...

Thank you for asking about your face lift recoveryYour photos suggest that you have superficial necrosis in some areas on one side of your face. These usually heal by themselves if protected with ointment to they do not dry out. Please ask your surgeon for specific instructions on how to manage ...

I actually think some people wait too long to get facelifts. There really is no age that determines whether someone is ready for a facelift. Many of my facelift patients are in their 40s. In your case, a full facelift may be considered if more fillers in the "pre-jowl" area fail to give you the...

Hello,  Jowl descent is best evaluated on the oblique (3 quarters) view.  Jowling tends to be an age-related process and it is unlikely that jowl descent or significant skin laxity would be present at a young age.  If you are looking to improve the contour of your jaw and neckline you may wa...

We do not typically require ANY tests as our procedures are performed under local anesthtesia.  This greatly reduces the risk of complication from anesthesia.