How do I know I am ready for a facelift?
The key feature that prompts most facelifts is the presence of a neck cord, that band of skin and muscle under the chin in the midline. If this is not present, almost every other facial concern can be addressed minimally invasive methods avoiding surgery.
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- How do I know I am ready for a facelift.
- I am thinking of having a facelift but I am afraid of the pain. A girl friend of mine had a facelift and she had to stay drugged in a recovery facility for 5 days.
- I’ve been reading about the deep plane facelift. Does Dr. Steinsapir perform a deep plane facelift?
- I am considering having a facelift. It is reasonable to have abdominal liposuction at the same time?
- How does Dr. Steinsapir close the ear? I have a girl friend who had a facelift and the ear has never looked right.
- When will I be able to resume my workout after my facelift?
- How do I know if I am a candidate for having my facelift awake in the office procedure suite?
- I really don’t have a neck cord but I do have more fullness in my lower face and I am wondering if I could benefit from a lower face and neck liposuction rather than a lower facelift?