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Excellent LIP LIFT, NECK LIFT, and Injections in Kirkland, WA! - Kirkland, WA
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I wanted a lip lift but was afraid of having it...
sunlyteMay 27, 2016
WORTH IT
I wanted a lip lift but was afraid of having it overdone. I also wanted a neck lift to remove some sagging and fat in that area. Dr. Marshall Partington truly listened to all of my concerns/questions. At a few weeks post-OP, Dr. Partington himself did some injections... that was really wonderful, to have the surgeon actually do the Juvederm/Botox injections. Dr. Partington did a wonderful job with everything. Thank you Dr. Partington and staff!
This review's procedures involved a couple of pre-OP consultation dates, a surgery date, a couple of post-OP appointments, and Botox/Juvederm injections a couple weeks after surgery.
This review's procedures involved a couple of pre-OP consultation dates, a surgery date, a couple of post-OP appointments, and Botox/Juvederm injections a couple weeks after surgery.
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UPDATED FROM sunlyte
3 months post
Adding more neck/chin/lip before and after photos.
sunlyteMay 29, 2016
Here are two pre-OP closeups of neck/chin/lip area taken Nov 2015. The 3rd photo is a 3 months post-OP taken this May 2016.
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May 30, 2016
Wow that is really dramatic. Thank you for those pictures. They really help show how beautiful you look now!!
June 15, 2016
How many mm did he remove from your upper lip?
October 5, 2016
I don't know exactly how many mm but since its far more reasonable and easier to go conservative at first, then go back to do more later, I opted for an effective but conservative lift. I did this based on what I could see about my relatively large upper lip starting point… I could see going too far would not look right so I decided to approach it minimally (but not too minimally) first time around.
If a lip lift is overdone it's apparently far more difficult to fix things, if even possible at all. The other way around, going minimal and possibly doing more later is apparently far easier.
Dr. Partington was very responsive to, and compassionate about the various details I expressed in a couple of pre-op discussions so I went in knowing he’d do the right thing… he did. I am very happy with his work and results yet I may actually do more and there’s room for that… that’s exactly what I wanted. He listened.
When I was initially researching lip lifts, I wanted to learn more about typical upper lip areas and distances and so forth. I read a bunch, including some medical papers, and watched some lip lift videos. That research helped me understand some of the tradeoffs and I feel were part of what helped me in being prepared to communicate effectively with my doctor. Here is a realself link to the one such video on realself: https://www.realself.com/video/the-key-to-a-successful-lip-lift
If a lip lift is overdone it's apparently far more difficult to fix things, if even possible at all. The other way around, going minimal and possibly doing more later is apparently far easier.
Dr. Partington was very responsive to, and compassionate about the various details I expressed in a couple of pre-op discussions so I went in knowing he’d do the right thing… he did. I am very happy with his work and results yet I may actually do more and there’s room for that… that’s exactly what I wanted. He listened.
When I was initially researching lip lifts, I wanted to learn more about typical upper lip areas and distances and so forth. I read a bunch, including some medical papers, and watched some lip lift videos. That research helped me understand some of the tradeoffs and I feel were part of what helped me in being prepared to communicate effectively with my doctor. Here is a realself link to the one such video on realself: https://www.realself.com/video/the-key-to-a-successful-lip-lift
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