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67 Yr Old Widow Ready for 2nd Lift to Match Inside Enthusiasm for New Adventures in Life - Upland, CA

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3 months post

some more before/after

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WORTH IT$13,860
It is now 3 months - still have some swelling and concerns about unevenness but 95% happy with my results.

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Edward H. Park, MD

Edward H. Park, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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July 21, 2015
i just now found your review and have read the entirety - it's good to hear from a true veteran. :) I enjoyed and appreciated your detailed account of your sedated surgery. That gives me an idea of what went on during my revision since I cant remember a thing! It also seems to make a good case for undergoing the local instead of general anesthesia. The fact that the dr can get a more natural view of his work without the tube in the mouth and better control of the muscle responses. I know i had a lot of procedures done a year ago with my original FL, but wonder if I could have done the same with the sedation. Anyway, that is something for others to consider. Your before and after photos are quite impressive, and I hope you are settling in with your results. Your bruising looks much like mine, but I really have to say, I think I won the prize for the worst bruising. Thanks for sharing your story and your photos. BTW - you were considering hair color - what about a sassy little short cut? I have had mine long and short and tend to always go back to short, I think it makes everyone look younger as a rule. Also thanks for the caution about the chest lasering.
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July 22, 2015
I am tall 5''7" with large long face and masculine features - cutting my curly frizzy hair makes it even more unmanageable and takes much longer to get ready in morning - I can just shampoo and comb out the door or pull it up when longer. Also I have been told over the years my features do not do well with short hair - but thanks for the suggestion - I appreciate your comments.
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July 22, 2015
As far as twilight sedation versus general - it is much easier for body to recover - doctor can monitor your vitals and ask you to move for him - and somehow the pain is masked or you get amnesia. Also I am natural redhead coloring - so need extra pain and sedation - which worried me - but having 4 procedures under twilight ( including rhinoplasty) I can heartily support going that route if your doctor has this certification/training. Good luck
July 22, 2015
OK I get that - you know your hair best. I will agree much easier to get ready with long hair - can always pull it up in a little wispy knot to show off that pretty new face :)
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July 23, 2015
Thanks to you and the rest of our wonderful support community.
September 21, 2015
You look just fabulous. Thank you so much for sharing. Great surgeon. Took off 15 yrs plus... Go get em. Gumboangie
September 21, 2015
I went back to your original pictures several times. The work you had done makes you look so much younger. You went through a lot, and did so with courage and hope. I'm so glad it turned out so well for you! You have a new lease on life... Now go get em!
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September 24, 2015
Looked at all your before and after...also ready everything you posted. You just look so good...took off 10-15 years. You should be very very happy with the results. Enjoy your new face!!!!!
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October 27, 2015
Wow. You look amazing. I hope all is well. You have a great attitude. Take care :)
UPDATED FROM FanJet
3 months post

Some views of ear and hairline incisions...

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hard to believe no pain - just burning from my allergy to bacitracin and aquaphor - as soon as I started using benadryl and cortisone cream the burning stopped! Again curse of the fair Irish skin...

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3 months post

Not sure about hair color...

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should I continue the weave highlights or go back to darker auburn - always thought older women were aged by darker hair - but sometimes the highlights wash me out. I am really fair and right after surgery the nurse kept saying "Boy are you white!" - yeah the curse of the Irish - either white and pasty or red and inflamed :-( (But the doctor kept saying yes she has such good blood supply and thick skin :-O

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July 21, 2015
I like the lighter hair.
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July 22, 2015
Thank you for your opinion
July 21, 2015
I'd go with some slight high lighting - three varying shades to brighten things up a bit.
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July 22, 2015
Thanks for the suggestion :)
July 26, 2015
I think you would be striking as a redhead!
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July 28, 2015
Actuallly I am a auburn dirty brn combo - but I have to be careful not to look like Bozo the Clown cause my hair is sooo curly/frizzy and looks like a flip. But thanks for the suggestion - I think I will try some red and blonde highlights. :-)
September 21, 2015
I like the lighter hair too, and I think you look amazing! You look younger, more rested, and... happier!
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September 22, 2015
Lighter for sure, maybe red.