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Great Decision to Have a Lower Facelift and an Under Eye Lift While Recovering from Other Plastic Surgeries - Toronto, ON

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I had lost a lot of weight (125 lbs) and had a...

Wendy101
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I had lost a lot of weight (125 lbs) and had a hysterectomy along with a tummy tuck arm lift and thigh lift. Surgery went very well and I used this to make the decision to have a lower face lift and under eye lift. My neck was saggy and I could pack the bags under my eyes. Dr. Goldberg said that it was safe for me to have another procedure one month after the original surgeries. I wanted to do all my recovering at once before returning to work.


The entire procedure took 3 hours and I was home by dinner and ready for light food. I had to wear a chin strap for several days and sleep at an incline for even longer.I was very uncomfortable during this period. I had next to no pain and did not require any pain meds. There was a fair bit of bruising but that has faded nicely in the several weeks post procedure. Scars under the eyes are almost gone and scars around the ears will not be noticeable in time.


I am pleased with the results and glad that I had everything safely done at once. I can't wait to WOW them back at work. I have been told that I look 10 years younger.

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Cory S. Goldberg, BSc, MD, FRCS(C)

Cory S. Goldberg, BSc, MD, FRCS(C)

Certified Plastic Surgeon

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October 23, 2012

Thanks for sharing your story, Wendy. Congrats on your weight loss and your successful surgeries.

I can't believe you had all those operations at once -- you must be one tough gal! :) Which one do you think was the most difficult to recover from?