If a person is healthy enough for this surgery, and they have done their research in finding the best doctor, they should do it. Anything that makes a person feel better about themselves; gives them more confidence is a good thing. I had a rhinoplasty in my 30s and it was a wonderful experience.
I just did a search and the Mayo Clinic has in depth information worth considering. https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/face-lift/about/pac-20394059
The most important thing is to get a board certified plastic surgeon that you trust and one who has a long track record. The site WebMD indicates that there are three professional associations: The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (the oldest group); the American Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery; and the American Academy of Dermatology (they do smaller procedures like chemical peels, dermabrasion, eyelid surgery.) Best of luck to you!
I'm 82. I had a facelift around 48. Eyes, throat all of it. I've never regretted it. It followed me as I aged. I still don't have saggy eyelids. The muscle that causes one to frown was cut and I've always had a smooth brow.
I just did a search and the Mayo Clinic has in depth information worth considering. https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/face-lift/about/pac-20394059
The most important thing is to get a board certified plastic surgeon that you trust and one who has a long track record. The site WebMD indicates that there are three professional associations: The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (the oldest group); the American Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery; and the American Academy of Dermatology (they do smaller procedures like chemical peels, dermabrasion, eyelid surgery.) Best of luck to you!
I’ve had several cosmetic procedures and don’t regret them. There are risks, of course, but if approved, I’ll have more. I recently lost a lot of weight, so skin surgery is now very likely for me. First, I’m getting my neck done. Since, I’ve already had 2 Blepharoplasty surgeries, my eyes are ok. The neck is sagging though. I wish needling could help, but probably not. So, I may do lower face lift. I intend to get more botox soon. I haven’t had any in many years.
I have type 1 diabetes and healed just fine with my procedures, even cosmetic dental work. Two, surgeries to raise my gum line and upper porcelain veneers.
i like to look and feel my best. To me, discussing it with my doctor and then weighing the risks has worked. Also, check out the surgeon. I always check to see if there have been anylawsuits filed against them. Investigate their record first.
I’ve had several cosmetic procedures and don’t regret them. There are risks, of course, but if approved, I’ll have more. I recently lost a lot of weight, so skin surgery is now very likely for me. First, I’m getting my neck done. Since, I’ve already had 2 Blepharoplasty surgeries, my eyes are ok. The neck is sagging though. I wish needling could help, but probably not. So, I may do lower face lift. I intend to get more botox soon. I haven’t had any in many years.
I have type 1 diabetes and healed just fine with my procedures, even cosmetic dental work. Two, surgeries to raise my gum line and upper porcelain veneers.
i like to look and feel my best. To me, discussing it with my doctor and then weighing the risks has worked. Also, check out the surgeon. I always check to see if there have been anylawsuits filed against them. Investigate their record first.
I’ve had several cosmetic procedures and don’t regret them. There are risks, of course, but if approved, I’ll have more. I recently lost a lot of weight, so skin surgery is now very likely for me. First, I’m getting my neck done. Since, I’ve already had 2 Blepharoplasty surgeries, my eyes are ok. The neck is sagging though. I wish needling could help, but probably not. So, I may do lower face lift. I intend to get more botox soon. I haven’t had any in many years.
I have type 1 diabetes and healed just fine with my procedures, even cosmetic dental work. Two, surgeries to raise my gum line and upper porcelain veneers.
i like to look and feel my best. To me, discussing it with my doctor and then weighing the risks has worked. Also, check out the surgeon. I always check to see if there have been anylawsuits filed against them. Investigate their record first.
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I had one at 46 because those cute apple cheeks sagged really early. Had brow lift for sagging upper eyes as well.
If your doc clears you, go for it!!
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2 ReactionsIf a person is healthy enough for this surgery, and they have done their research in finding the best doctor, they should do it. Anything that makes a person feel better about themselves; gives them more confidence is a good thing. I had a rhinoplasty in my 30s and it was a wonderful experience.
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5 ReactionsI just did a search and the Mayo Clinic has in depth information worth considering.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/face-lift/about/pac-20394059
The most important thing is to get a board certified plastic surgeon that you trust and one who has a long track record. The site WebMD indicates that there are three professional associations: The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (the oldest group); the American Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery; and the American Academy of Dermatology (they do smaller procedures like chemical peels, dermabrasion, eyelid surgery.) Best of luck to you!
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5 ReactionsI'm 82. I had a facelift around 48. Eyes, throat all of it. I've never regretted it. It followed me as I aged. I still don't have saggy eyelids. The muscle that causes one to frown was cut and I've always had a smooth brow.
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2 ReactionsYes! Absolutely! Research!
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3 ReactionsI would be cautious. If you are in sterling health, that is one thing. But, you know, I would just be cautious.
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6 ReactionsI’ve had several cosmetic procedures and don’t regret them. There are risks, of course, but if approved, I’ll have more. I recently lost a lot of weight, so skin surgery is now very likely for me. First, I’m getting my neck done. Since, I’ve already had 2 Blepharoplasty surgeries, my eyes are ok. The neck is sagging though. I wish needling could help, but probably not. So, I may do lower face lift. I intend to get more botox soon. I haven’t had any in many years.
I have type 1 diabetes and healed just fine with my procedures, even cosmetic dental work. Two, surgeries to raise my gum line and upper porcelain veneers.
i like to look and feel my best. To me, discussing it with my doctor and then weighing the risks has worked. Also, check out the surgeon. I always check to see if there have been anylawsuits filed against them. Investigate their record first.
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Good for you, if I could afford it I would probably do it.
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