FACELIFTS: Everything You Need to Know Before Surgery

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  • @ddmr44
    @ddmr44 Před 15 dny +3

    I like your philosophy about how a person should look *natural* post-op. My biggest fear in getting a facelift is looking like I had one and the two giveaways are the pulled mouth with the extended horizontal lines at the commissures and the disfigured ears.

    • @drkopelman
      @drkopelman  Před 14 dny +2

      Most surgeons who perform facelifts are aware of the corrrect vvectors to elevate the face without creating a wind-blown appearance.

    • @ddmr44
      @ddmr44 Před 14 dny

      @@drkopelman Thanks. I would *hope* so, but I'm on a face lift Facebook forum and I'm not happy with some of the results I'm seeing in regard to that.

  • @InsightsAbroad
    @InsightsAbroad Před 15 dny +1

    Always excellent doctor👍

  • @dammar117
    @dammar117 Před 15 dny +1

    Why don't you use the hemostatic net on the face as well?

    • @drkopelman
      @drkopelman  Před 14 dny

      The hematic net can be used on the face, neck and brow.

  • @jde9711
    @jde9711 Před 15 dny +1

    I have just had a deep plane 4 weeks ago now. I developed a hematoma and had to have boudets and then a mesh. I am now home recovering. I have 1 little lump which feels fluid but he says its fine. Is it normal to still have a lot of face swelling 4 weeks down the line. I just cant move much my fsce and though my dr says its normal...im still scared its not. My cheeks at the end stitches on the zygomastic area are still numb. Any of your knowledge would be grateful

    • @drkopelman
      @drkopelman  Před 14 dny

      Temporary numbness is a expected outcome of facelift surgery.Swelling in some patients can persist. There are many causes of the swelling and it is difficult to determine the cause without evaluating your face.