My issues is, during the surgery, my left facial nerve was injured because i had had a previous parodectomy which made the facial nerves
apparently my saliva gland was reacting to the surgery and was over working so had to have this drained up until 31st December. Had to go
I had a neck lift/lower face lift 8 days ago. When I take the first bite of a meal, stimulating my salivary gland, there is quite a bit of
Why are some patient's faces pulled back so tightly during a facelift that their mouths tend to stay open or have a joker-like expression?
I am considering a facelift but my concern is the salivary glands and how they will be addressed in this procedure. I am slim and I can see
How can a surgeon avoid damaging the nerve while shaving the salivary glands during my facelift? Is he able to see it?