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Would I be an ideal candidate for AccuLift? (Photo)

pingsterAug 13, 2022
I had a face, eye and neck lift 3 years ago and have excellent results. I feel that I take super good care of my skin (retinoids, sunscreen) but am always on the lookout for new products and treatments. The AcuLift procedure intrigues me but unsure whether I'm an ideal candidate because I don't have fatty deposits on my face or neck. At 66, I feel that I'm in pretty good shape overall. But still, we all age over time. Any guidance? Your opinion? Thank you.

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