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The Impact of Modern Rhinoplasty Technology on Outcomes
Rhinoplasty, often called a nose job, is one of the most complex cosmetic surgeries. Achieving aesthetic harmony while preserving or improving function requires immense skill.
Addressing ‘Ozempic Face’ with Facelift and Fat Grafting
Significant weight loss is a remarkable achievement. It offers incredible health benefits. However, this transformation can sometimes bring unexpected aesthetic challenges. One common concern is
Deep Plane Facelift: What Is It and How Is It Different?
Deep Plane Facelift has become a hot topic in facial rejuvenation, and many patients are asking what makes it distinct from other facelift techniques. Is
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If I have a specialty, it is the Facelift.
Patients frequently ask, “What technique do you use- SMAS, deep plane, short scar, MACS-lift.?” The answer is, “Whatever technique the patient needs.” To have only one technique at your disposal calls to mind the adage, “If you have a hammer, the whole world looks like a nail!”
Revision Facelift Surgery – “Botched” Facelift Plastic Surgery
Are you unhappy with the results of your facelift surgery? Do you think it was “botched”. Or have the results of your facelift diminished to the point that you need a touch-up?
It can be disappointing to undergo surgery for facial aging and not get the results you desire. And even if you were satisfied with your original facelift, it does not stop the process of aging.
And so, you might want to consider Revision Facelift Surgery.
Revision Blepharoplasty
Cosmetic surgery on the eyelids is usually gratifying for the patient and the surgeon, especially on the upper eyelids. Like any procedure, there are times when blepharoplasty does not go as planned or does not yield the desired satisfaction for the patient. A botched eyelid surgery, where the surgeon has actually done something wrong, is rare but would also be an indication for revision blepharoplasty.
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Dr. Thorne is the Editor-in-Chief and the author of several chapters in Grabb and Smith’s PLASTIC SURGERY, 7th Edition.