Service
A procedure for treating tissue laxity and improving facial contours.
Benefits

Skin quality, facial structure, and goals are assessed to plan an approach matched to your face.
Performed under general anesthesia or local anesthesia with sedation.
Through incisions typically along the hairline and around the ears, underlying tissue is repositioned and tightened, and excess skin is removed.
Incisions are closed carefully to keep scarring as inconspicuous as possible.
Good candidates
Discuss alternatives if
Bruising and swelling are most noticeable; most people take this time off from work and social commitments.
Bruising fades substantially and a more presentable appearance returns.
Residual tightness or numbness eases and the final, settled result becomes visible.
Risks & Important Considerations
As with any surgery, risks include bleeding, infection, scarring, and changes in skin sensation, with a small chance of asymmetry or nerve-related changes to facial movement. These are reviewed individually based on your health and the extent of the procedure planned.
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