I have flat cheeks, short chin, long nose, & eyes that are different one from the other & crooked lips . Any suggestions?(photo)

I commonly do facelifts under local anesthesia. It is safe and comfortable for the patient and allows them to bounce back faster with no general anesthesia worries. I use oral sedation to make my patients comfortable and then tumescent infiltration to provide hemostasis and anesthesia...

Stick with what has worked for you and the recommendations of your surgeon and anesthesiologist. Newer more expensive meds are not necessarily worth the money. If Zoran has worked for you ask for it again. The anesthesiologist is your friend. Best of Luck, Dr. J A. Dean Jabs M.D. Ph.D. FACSBoard...

Thank you for your question. You submitted a single photo of the side view of your face, asking about the importance of being at a certain weight before facelift. You state you’ve already lost 20 pounds, and you are intending to lose another 30 pounds. I can  give you some perspective on how I ...