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Getting a Little Nervous - New Jersey, NJ

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4 years post

Amazing talented dr

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$16,001

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Andrew Miller, MD

Andrew Miller, MD

Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon

4.9 | 514 Reviews
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March 31, 2018
Well, I´m sure you´ll be Miss Jersey pretty soon, or you already been yet?

In any case, you look fantastic!!!
April 7, 2018
look like very old picture!
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April 27, 2023
It’s not old
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June 16, 2023
Dr Rafizadah in Morristown. The best ever!
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1 year post

going back in

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its almost 1 year, and my dr did an awesome job....but i am going back July 17 to get a little tighter....he def put me back 15 to 20 years, but i ca see my rightside is a little tighter ... so it wil be about 4 hrs in surgery....i am a little nervous .,not too much tho...its just waking up like a zombie i hate...will let you all know..

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June 15, 2014
You Look Great....
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June 15, 2014
I DO, My 1 eye is driving me nuts...I am having My lower body done 9/24 and having this addressed...My MD wanted to be sure I could close my eyes... I sure can and have way too much skin on my right eye, Looks bad... and annoying...
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23 days post

3 weeks 3 days post face lift

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after the bruising goes away...and you don't look 100% or a little distorted ..anyone feel a little down?

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July 10, 2013
Bett031, feeling depressed, blue or "down" is part of the package for many.  It was even in my post op instructions for recovery.  Regardless of the what kind of anaesthesia the PS has used, one can also figure that it takes time for it to get out of our systems.  So it's easy to feel better, but not quite up to par and attach all of this to the work done on our faces and think it should be farther along or it's not quite symmetrical etc and then our minds start working.  You said you were in the medical field right? So you get how long the drugs may affect our bodies.  I remember thinking I had a very "plastic" and "waxy" look to my face post op, and it was a little scary to think it might stay that way.  Keep telling yourself it's only temporary.  Would love to see more before & after pics.  From what I can see you look great! Hang in there.  :) 
July 10, 2013
Bett031 you look great! I can relate to feeling a little down. It comes and goes with me. My husband and someplace I read; said we we not perfect to begin with, nothing is ever "exact". He said to me "everyone has some differences in their face and body" I keep trying to think about his comment when I look at my face and think one eyebrow looks a little higher than the next, crinkle under my ear etc... Hang in there. Right now, we are all examining the surgery with a microscope. Time, I truly believe is a wonderful healing agent, for the body, and the mind.
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September 13, 2013
Who was your surgeon?