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Rhytidectomy (Facelift)
A facelift rejuvenates the neck and lower half of the face, but it does not treat forehead wrinkles or wrinkles around the eyes. It reduces sagging skin at the neck, cheeks, and jowls. The potential risks are outlined below: Incisions and hairline changes: Most facelift scars are hidden in the hair. This may elevate the…
Fat Transfer To The Face
Fat transfer to the face is a plastic surgery technique where fat is harvested from usually the abdomen and/or inner thigh and reinjected into the face – usually the cheeks around the eyes, temples or along the jawline. Sometimes the lips can be augmented with fat as well. Very small instruments are used and small…
Blepharoplasty (Upper and/or lower eyelid surgery)
Upper and lower eyelid surgery aims to restore a more youthful and rested appearance to the eyes. This involves removal of redundant skin and/or fatty tissue. The lower lid can be approached through an incision inside the eyelid if skin does not need to be removed. If there is excess skin, the incision is made…
Gliding Brow Lift
A browlift surgically elevates the brows to a higher position. “Gliding” means that skin and brow are separated off the underlying muscle and moved higher. The skin and brow are then fixed to the muscle underneath with a quilting type of suture, also known as a “hemostatic net”. The quilting sutures are visible, but vital…
Fat Transfer To The Breasts
Fat transfer to the breasts is a technique where fat is taken from other areas of the body to thicken or increase the volume of the breast. It works best for deflated breasts like after having babies or removing an implant. Harvesting fat for this technique is COMPLETELY DIFFERENT THAN LIPOSUCTION. For fat grafting to…
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