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Yes, the lip does raise up when you pull up the tip of the nose. SOme patients have what is called a tension tip when they have a large nasal hump and the tip pulls on the lip. In general with rhinoplasty, raising the tip does not work the same way as pushing it up with your finger.
The nose is attached to the lip. Wouldn't it be strange if lifting the tip of the nose didn't raise the lip? Dr. Hargrave
A hollow after facelift may be due to fat necrosis, but speculation is difficult without before and after pictures. If this persists at the 3 or 6 month point, fat grafting is a good treatment.
Valium postoperatively works very well in the immediate 4-7 days after the surgery. Its major benefits include anxiety reduction and reduction of activity in order to allow for uneventful healing. As an aside, most of the hematomas I have seen in my practice after Facelift relate to...
Facial asymmetry is a common concern and can be influenced by various factors, including dental alignment, muscle tone, and underlying bone structure. At 26, you’re likely not a candidate for a surgical facelift, but there are non-invasive and minimally invasive options to address your c...
This area can be filled with fillers that lastly 1-2 years or fat which requires getting the fat from somewhere on your body. If u gain weight this fat can become larger. An implant of of silicone can be done as well.
Eyelid malposition or ectropion can occur due to a variety of factors,which many attribute to excessive skin removal. While this may be the case in some instances, the truth is that something that looks good after surgery can change with patient healing...
The grey color to the skin may be the result of decreased circulation to that area of the flap rather than a bruise. This may have been to what your surgeon was referring. If the skin is viable at 4 weeks, this discoloration should resolve.
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