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Hi, I had surgery back ln Feb 2025 to exchange my implants, I got bigger implants with a higher profile, i started noticing when i bend down my right implant looked distorted, i went back into surgery and they added the Galaflex mesh, but after a few month it looks the same when i bend down, is this normal? What can i do? First photo is with the Galaflex, second photo is before the Mesh.
had bad turkey neck. surgeon told me with the neck lift I needed a lower face lift. fine. now I need a "revision" on the neck lift because of a large area of skin hanging under my chin BUT another doctor (my family physician) said something is wrong with the facelift (it is 9 months since the surgery)....lines on the sides of my face!! suggestion? change surgeons? can it be fixed?
Looking for some guidance. I lost 105lbs and had awful turkey neck, so I got a facelift/necklift/ upper bleph. I’ve noticed asymmetrical results as seen in the pics below. I went Back to my surgeon to address the concern and he said he didn’t think it was too concerning. I feel Like i need a revision but do not want to spend even more $ and recovery time. Is this acceptable? Am I overreacting?
Hi, I had surgery back ln Feb 2025 to exchange my implants, I got bigger implants with a higher profile, i started noticing when i bend down my right implant looked distorted, i went back into surgery and they added the Galaflex mesh, but after a few month it looks the same when i bend down, is this normal? What can i do? First photo is with the Galaflex, second photo is before the Mesh.
had bad turkey neck. surgeon told me with the neck lift I needed a lower face lift. fine. now I need a "revision" on the neck lift because of a large area of skin hanging under my chin BUT another doctor (my family physician) said something is wrong with the facelift (it is 9 months since the surgery)....lines on the sides of my face!! suggestion? change surgeons? can it be fixed?
Looking for some guidance. I lost 105lbs and had awful turkey neck, so I got a facelift/necklift/ upper bleph. I’ve noticed asymmetrical results as seen in the pics below. I went Back to my surgeon to address the concern and he said he didn’t think it was too concerning. I feel Like i need a revision but do not want to spend even more $ and recovery time. Is this acceptable? Am I overreacting?
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I was promised Aesthetic Results from a Lipo 360, Abdominoplasty, and Gynocomastia surgery. these are my results 10 months after the procedure, should I be furious?? Corrective surgery was not offered. I do not know where to even turn anymore, no attorney wants to take my case even though I have 3 key points to prove my surgeons negligence. I want input from the surgeons of this community.
I was promised Aesthetic Results from a Lipo 360, Abdominoplasty, and Gynocomastia surgery. these are my results 10 months after the procedure, should I be furious?? Corrective surgery was not offered. I do not know where to even turn anymore, no attorney wants to take my case even though I have 3 key points to prove my surgeons negligence. I want input from the surgeons of this community.
"I would say use your best judgment, and if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is."
"What is the best way to look younger without surgery? So, number one is always good health. Optimal health. Good health will show on your skin, it'll show in your face."
"Believe it or not, men actually are starting to ask for plastic surgery, and those numbers are increasing year over year."
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