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Took the Risk, Happy with Results!
I had a face and neck lift in January 2025, followed by 360 lipo with a fat transfer to the breasts in February 2025 with Dr. Myers. I’m very happy with the results so far. I actually found Dr. Myers on TikTok (of all places). A woman around my age (46) had documented her facelift journey, and I thought her results looked great. Since we were similar in age, I figured I might see a similarly positive outcome. I wanted a very natural result—something undetectable, like the kind of work you’d associate with Lindsay Lohan or Christina Aguilera.
As for the facelift, yes—I know I’m on the younger side, and some people might think I didn’t “need” it. But I had started noticing changes and wanted to address them early, so I could really enjoy the next 10 years. There’s also a family history of sagging necks, and as someone on social media once put it, I’m not waiting for the Titanic to sink! I happened to be in a good place in terms of timing, and I genuinely believe doing it younger allows you to stay ahead of the curve—correcting subtle shifts before they become glaringly obvious. My goal was that no one would suspect I’d had anything done, but I’d feel a major difference myself. That’s exactly what happened.
The surgery itself was fine but I would say I did have a fair amount of pain afterwards (in the 7-8 / 10 range) which I was a little surprised about because you constantly see people on social media saying, I had no pain! Well, that ain't the case. But honestly, I can say it's totally worth it and the pain is temporary. Do plan to hide out for a couple weeks until you are presentable to the public.
Since the surgery, strangers have guessed me to be anywhere from 10 to 18 years younger than I am (for context, I already looked young for my age, have taken good care of my skin, and have never had major weight fluctuations). Honestly, I think I look better than I ever have in my life. My scars are virtually undetectable. While I’m not sharing photos here, I did give Dr. Myers permission to show my results to prospective clients—so if that's you, just ask during your consultation.
Even my own mother (who lives in another state and who I see typically visit ~4x per year) made a couple of comments unprompted the last time I visited. I had NOT told her I did either of these procedures and at a couple different times she said I had a nice figure and I had a young face.
That said, it’s important to have realistic expectations. You likely won’t achieve absolute perfection, and you need to be mentally prepared for that. We live in a social media world flooded with filtered, posed images that create completely unattainable beauty standards. It’s critical to evaluate your outcome based on what’s achievable and healthy for you, not what’s curated online.
After seeing the facelift results, I decided to move forward with the 360 lipo and fat transfer. I want to stress that most people wouldn’t think I “needed” lipo—when I told friends, they were surprised and couldn’t figure out where I even had fat to remove. I’m height-weight proportionate, but I had stubborn fat pockets (mostly lower belly and flanks) I’d carried since my early 20s, which never responded to diet or exercise. In hindsight, I don’t think even extreme dieting, GLP-1 microdosing, or working out could have addressed them—and even if they did, it would’ve been impossible to maintain. I do think you have to consider what approach suits your weight distribution.
Now, I’m living the same lifestyle, just without those fat pockets. I had fat removed from my flanks, lower abdomen, and inner thighs (a minimal amount), and transferred to my breasts. I’m very tall and told Dr. Myers I wanted to look like Elle Macpherson. Again, I kept my expectations grounded—my body is built a certain way, and I’ll never be a size 4 without being severely underweight (and even then, my frame may not allow it). I’ve dropped about a dress size, which was my goal (1–2 sizes), and I’m very happy with the shift in shape and how my weight is now distributed. Honestly, some people might even say I have a near-perfect figure now. Having said that, to my point about striving for perfection, I often feel like I need to lose just 5 more lbs (!!!). But that is something that needs to be addressed through total body diet and exercise. Dr Myers did as much as he could do.
Of course, a big part of having good results is being a good candidate. I walk a lot (about 10k steps per day), have a history of being active (though more intermittently now), eat a reasonably healthy diet (with a sweet tooth I’ve gotten better at managing), rarely drink, and have never been significantly overweight. Dr. Myers felt I was an ideal candidate based on those factors. So if you have a similar profile, you’ll likely have similar results. On the other hand, if you're older, have large weight fluctuations, or don’t have an established healthy lifestyle, your outcome might differ—regardless of the surgeon. Being relatively young and healthy likely made a considerable difference in my case.
As for the fat transfer to the breasts, it gave me a rounder, more shapely look—but I’m still the same cup size (about a B). This is not like getting implants—you won’t see a dramatic transformation. Personally, I’m not a fan of how most breast implants look anyway. I think it’s like lip filler: what people think looks good is often based on a warped sense of what’s “normal.” But that’s just my opinion. I wanted a subtle improvement, and I already had a solid starting point. If you're curious about the photos, you can book a consult with Dr. Myers (though I haven’t done my final lipo photos yet—they should be available in a couple of months).
Overall, I’m really happy with my results. That doesn’t mean everything is “perfect”—it means the outcomes are great for my individual situation and aligned with real-life expectations, not filtered social media fantasies.
The surgery itself was fine but I would say I did have a fair amount of pain afterwards (in the 7-8 / 10 range) which I was a little surprised about because you constantly see people on social media saying, I had no pain! Well, that ain't the case. But honestly, I can say it's totally worth it and the pain is temporary. Do plan to hide out for a couple weeks until you are presentable to the public.
Since the surgery, strangers have guessed me to be anywhere from 10 to 18 years younger than I am (for context, I already looked young for my age, have taken good care of my skin, and have never had major weight fluctuations). Honestly, I think I look better than I ever have in my life. My scars are virtually undetectable. While I’m not sharing photos here, I did give Dr. Myers permission to show my results to prospective clients—so if that's you, just ask during your consultation.
Even my own mother (who lives in another state and who I see typically visit ~4x per year) made a couple of comments unprompted the last time I visited. I had NOT told her I did either of these procedures and at a couple different times she said I had a nice figure and I had a young face.
That said, it’s important to have realistic expectations. You likely won’t achieve absolute perfection, and you need to be mentally prepared for that. We live in a social media world flooded with filtered, posed images that create completely unattainable beauty standards. It’s critical to evaluate your outcome based on what’s achievable and healthy for you, not what’s curated online.
After seeing the facelift results, I decided to move forward with the 360 lipo and fat transfer. I want to stress that most people wouldn’t think I “needed” lipo—when I told friends, they were surprised and couldn’t figure out where I even had fat to remove. I’m height-weight proportionate, but I had stubborn fat pockets (mostly lower belly and flanks) I’d carried since my early 20s, which never responded to diet or exercise. In hindsight, I don’t think even extreme dieting, GLP-1 microdosing, or working out could have addressed them—and even if they did, it would’ve been impossible to maintain. I do think you have to consider what approach suits your weight distribution.
Now, I’m living the same lifestyle, just without those fat pockets. I had fat removed from my flanks, lower abdomen, and inner thighs (a minimal amount), and transferred to my breasts. I’m very tall and told Dr. Myers I wanted to look like Elle Macpherson. Again, I kept my expectations grounded—my body is built a certain way, and I’ll never be a size 4 without being severely underweight (and even then, my frame may not allow it). I’ve dropped about a dress size, which was my goal (1–2 sizes), and I’m very happy with the shift in shape and how my weight is now distributed. Honestly, some people might even say I have a near-perfect figure now. Having said that, to my point about striving for perfection, I often feel like I need to lose just 5 more lbs (!!!). But that is something that needs to be addressed through total body diet and exercise. Dr Myers did as much as he could do.
Of course, a big part of having good results is being a good candidate. I walk a lot (about 10k steps per day), have a history of being active (though more intermittently now), eat a reasonably healthy diet (with a sweet tooth I’ve gotten better at managing), rarely drink, and have never been significantly overweight. Dr. Myers felt I was an ideal candidate based on those factors. So if you have a similar profile, you’ll likely have similar results. On the other hand, if you're older, have large weight fluctuations, or don’t have an established healthy lifestyle, your outcome might differ—regardless of the surgeon. Being relatively young and healthy likely made a considerable difference in my case.
As for the fat transfer to the breasts, it gave me a rounder, more shapely look—but I’m still the same cup size (about a B). This is not like getting implants—you won’t see a dramatic transformation. Personally, I’m not a fan of how most breast implants look anyway. I think it’s like lip filler: what people think looks good is often based on a warped sense of what’s “normal.” But that’s just my opinion. I wanted a subtle improvement, and I already had a solid starting point. If you're curious about the photos, you can book a consult with Dr. Myers (though I haven’t done my final lipo photos yet—they should be available in a couple of months).
Overall, I’m really happy with my results. That doesn’t mean everything is “perfect”—it means the outcomes are great for my individual situation and aligned with real-life expectations, not filtered social media fantasies.
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