Something went wrong with my facelift and my jowls dropped completely 5 months later

March 14, 2014
Asked By:bellDonna in West Texas, TX

my surgeon agrees it's not right and will redo, but he wanted to charge me 1800.00 for $1,000.00 for sutures and materials for surgery and then another $800.00 for anesthesia, I got them to waive the $800.00, but is it right for them to charge for sutures and materials needed for surgery? This surgeon is very reputable and I am happy that he agrees after $15,000.00 that something went wrong, but should i even have to pay anything??

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December 16, 2014

Answer: Revision will cost after facelift should be worked out prior to the original operation.

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Answer: Revision will cost after facelift should be worked out prior to the original operation.

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December 14, 2014

Answer: Revision surgery costs

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December 14, 2014

Answer: Revision surgery costs

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March 23, 2014

Answer: Some form of facility fee is usually charged for revision facelift

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March 23, 2014

Answer: Some form of facility fee is usually charged for revision facelift

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Answer: Facial skin (all skin, in fact) relaxes when placed on prolonged tension

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