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Amazing
Time for the outside to match the inside. Getting to the 60's is fine. I eat right, exercise do all things in moderation and live a happy life. But all that doesn't take away jowls and wrinkles and droopy eyes. After consulting 3 well regarded Drs in my area, Dr Berlet was recommended to me by a friend who knows beauty. It's her profession and her obsession. She had her own eyes done by the Dr. She has clients that had facelifts with Dr. Berlet and she said every one one of them looked fantastic and natural.
Upon meeting Dr.Berlet I knew immediately that he was my doctor. He's charming, ridiculously handsome, patient but most importantly he knows what he's doing. I had doubts naturally about messing around with my face. What if it came out worse or unnatural looking? He made those nagging thought disappear.
He has a unique perspective because he's also architecturally trained.
The ultimate decision maker was that he doesn't use general anesthesia but instead has the patient take valium by mouth and then when you're good and relaxed he gives local shots all over the face. It was truly painless.
A few weeks before my scheduled date I met with Diane, one of his outstanding nurses and had a full preop discussion with her. She answered all my questions, gave me her cell phone number and also gave me rx's to fill and vitamins to begin taking.
The day of surgery was kind of a blur (those valium make you pretty loopy) but I felt no discomfort. The face "bra" you need to wear afterwards is slightly uncomfortable but if that's the worst part, then ok. I only took one neurontin that night and tylenol the next 2 days for slight discomfort.
I should mention that I woke up during the procedures and had a "conversation" with Dr Berlet and his wonderful staff who were in there holding my hand and reassuring me in the sweetest way possible.
Recovery was easy. You probably will want to take at least a week or two off life to recover privately but I felt great about 3 days later. Didn't look so hot but felt wonderful. My advise to is follow all instructions given and stop drinking and smoking weeks prior to surgery for quickest recovery.
Now I'm almost 2 months out and I can say it's been one of the very best gifts I've given myself. I look like me 2.0. Or to my less techy ladies I look nearly 20 years younger. I cannot complete this without raving about all the women (staff) in the office. They were absolutely instrumental in making this a wonderful experience. Every single one of these ladies is compassionate and delightful.
If this is what you've been thinking about (I did daily for 5 years) don't hesitate. Go for a consult with him. You will be so happy you did. I am!!
My only regret is waiting so long to do it.
Upon meeting Dr.Berlet I knew immediately that he was my doctor. He's charming, ridiculously handsome, patient but most importantly he knows what he's doing. I had doubts naturally about messing around with my face. What if it came out worse or unnatural looking? He made those nagging thought disappear.
He has a unique perspective because he's also architecturally trained.
The ultimate decision maker was that he doesn't use general anesthesia but instead has the patient take valium by mouth and then when you're good and relaxed he gives local shots all over the face. It was truly painless.
A few weeks before my scheduled date I met with Diane, one of his outstanding nurses and had a full preop discussion with her. She answered all my questions, gave me her cell phone number and also gave me rx's to fill and vitamins to begin taking.
The day of surgery was kind of a blur (those valium make you pretty loopy) but I felt no discomfort. The face "bra" you need to wear afterwards is slightly uncomfortable but if that's the worst part, then ok. I only took one neurontin that night and tylenol the next 2 days for slight discomfort.
I should mention that I woke up during the procedures and had a "conversation" with Dr Berlet and his wonderful staff who were in there holding my hand and reassuring me in the sweetest way possible.
Recovery was easy. You probably will want to take at least a week or two off life to recover privately but I felt great about 3 days later. Didn't look so hot but felt wonderful. My advise to is follow all instructions given and stop drinking and smoking weeks prior to surgery for quickest recovery.
Now I'm almost 2 months out and I can say it's been one of the very best gifts I've given myself. I look like me 2.0. Or to my less techy ladies I look nearly 20 years younger. I cannot complete this without raving about all the women (staff) in the office. They were absolutely instrumental in making this a wonderful experience. Every single one of these ladies is compassionate and delightful.
If this is what you've been thinking about (I did daily for 5 years) don't hesitate. Go for a consult with him. You will be so happy you did. I am!!
My only regret is waiting so long to do it.
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