English
Nederlands
Žao nam je, ne postoji prijevod na raspolaganju za ovaj proizvod još English i Nederlands. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in this site default language. You may click one of the links to switch the site language to another available language.
Face lift surgery can improve the appearance of your face. The underlying structures of the face can become loose over time, making the procedure a more effective way to address this issue. This procedure can be a great option for people who wish to restore the firmness and youthful appearance of their faces. Patients who are considering having a face lift may want to consider some of the different options for this surgical procedure, including non-surgical methods. Here are the benefits and risks of face lift surgery.
Before having a face lift, patients should consult with their surgeons to discuss their goals and the costs associated with the surgery. In addition to determining the number of incisions and the type of face lift they want, patients should discuss any medical history they may have and whether they smoke. Aside from the face lift itself, patients may also undergo minor procedures such as a chin implant or an eyebrow lift. Surgeons can use computer imaging to show their results and take photos before performing a face lift.
After undergoing a face lift, patients should expect mild swelling, bruising, and soreness. Most patients experience only mild pain, which they can manage with oral medication. During the first 48 hours following surgery, patients should avoid smoking and alcohol to help promote healing. After the procedure, a patient should avoid alcohol and caffeine. Aside from these two risks, it is also important to remember that bruising and swelling will not be visible for weeks after surgery.
Indications for a facelift:
- Deformation of the oval of the face;
- Sagging skin in the cheekbones and cheeks;
- Vertical wrinkles on the cheeks;
- Deep nasolabial folds;
- Lowered corners of the mouth and eyes.
Plastic surgeon conducts an hour consultation with the patient. The doctor assesses the thickness of the skin, subcutaneous fat, notes the features of the face. The patient tells what result he wants to achieve after the operation.
The doctor explains how it is possible to realize wishes, talks about the types of intervention, explains the course of the operation and the features of the rehabilitation period. If the surgeon sees photographs of a patient taken 10-15 years ago, this will help simulate the most natural effect of rejuvenation. The approximate result of a facelift can be seen even before the operation using a 3D model.
