Facelift and Laser Resurfacing
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Rhytidectomy, also called a facelift, is doubtless the most famous procedure in Plastic Surgery. The facial expressions that give your face character can also leave deep wrinkles and lines. Sun damage, smoking, cold winters, tension, alcohol and the inevitable aging process all change the shape and characteristics of your face. With today’s new surgical techniques and advancements, facelifts now last longer than before and have a more natural-looking outcome. A facelift improves sagging facial skin and removes jowls and loose neck skin. It keeps you looking as good as you can, for as long as you can. If you're considering a facelift, the process begins with the consultation. In assessing your overall health and the physical characteristics of your face, a plan can be formulated to achieve the best result for you. Is this right for me? Every year thousands of people successfully undergo facelifts. The decision to pursue a facelift is a very personal and important one. The factors that affect your decision and outcome are unique to you. Our experience and expertise can make your choice a little easier. You can find out if this procedure is right for you by contacting our office for a consultation. The Surgery As an outpatient, Dr. Bounds and his Board Certified or Board Eligible Anesthesiologist have your safety and comfort in mind. After surgery in the Operating Suite, you will awake from the surgery in the Recovery Room, attended by a Registered Nurse. Once you’re fully awake you may then go home with a family member or trusted close friend. Typically, you should be able to return to work within ten days to two weeks, depending on the level of activity required for your job. Aerobic activities, alcohol, steam baths and saunas may be restricted for several months. Dr. Bounds staff will instruct you, at your follow-up appointment, on the effective use of camouflage makeup.
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