I am considering a facelift and rhinoplasty revision, submalar implants and double jaw advancement - can this be done at once?

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Should a revision deep plane facelift (under treated), submalar implants (porous), revision rhinoplasty (collapsed nasal valve, c shape deformity, restricted breathing), and double jaw advancement be done in one marathon surgery? If separated, what order should the surgeries be done in for maximal results and so results aren’t impacted by the next procedure?

Ronald J. Edelson, MD · Answer

The logistics of combining those operations would be very difficult probably requiring several different surgeons. Also the is gto if the surgery and risks associated would be too great to have it all done at once.  Which one to do first. There’s no right answer. It would depend on your desires and the nature of the problems.

Connie Hiers, MD, FACS · Answer

No, the jaw surgery will have a fair amount of swelling which will affect the facelift lift results. Do the jaw surgery first. If insurance is being used for the jaw and nose, do them first. also, I would not do implants with a rhinoplasty nor oral surgery because of the risk of infection.

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