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Key Takeaways

  • A bad facelift may show overly tight skin, facial distortions, recurring pain, and skin folds near the outer face.
  • Medical risks noted by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons include fluid buildup, infection, and nerve injury.
  • A natural facelift makes subtle, complementary improvements so you still look like yourself, only younger.
  • Dr. Wise customizes facelift techniques to address jowls, the neck, and the lower face for optimal natural results.
  • Combining a facelift with laser resurfacing, fat transfer, and eyelid surgery enhances and naturalizes overall outcomes.

A facelift can rejuvenate your facial features, but only if the procedure is performed correctly. This makes it important to consider the benefits and risks associated with getting a facelift carefully, before you undergo surgery. Fortunately, there are telltale signs associated with bad and good facelifts, which will help you select a plastic surgeon that is right for you.

Signs of a Bad Facelift

Bad facelifts are sometimes very obvious. For instance, a patient’s skin may appear to be stretched too tightly over their face, drastically altering their appearance. Re-occurring pain, medical complications and facial distortions are also red flags. Skin irritation and folds around the outer portions of a patient’s face are giveaways of a bad facelift, as well. These telltale signs are just a few of the things you should look for when assessing a plastic surgeon.

Other risks and red flags are noted by major medical associations. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, some of the risks associated with facelifts include:

  • Fluid accumulation and prolonged swelling
  • Infection
  • Noticeable scarring
  • Facial nerve injury
  • Skin discoloration

Signs of a Natural Facelift

Natural looking facelifts are achieved through precise adjustments that don’t drastically alter the contours of your face. Rather, they tone your skin and facial features in a complementary way. With a good facelift, you’re still going to look like you just younger.

Dr. Wise customizes his facelift with different techniques to improve the signs of an aging neck, jowls and lower face, ensuring you get the best results possible. Dr. Wise also uses other procedures, such as laser skin resurfacing, fat transfer and eyelid surgery, in tandem with a facelift to create natural looking results that will impress you and your friends and family. Although results vary between patients, Dr. Wise’s skill is evident in his patients’ before and after photos.

If you desire a facelift, you want to work with an experienced, facial plastic surgeon. By recognizing the signs associated with bad and good results, you can enjoy a facelift that meets your goals and makes you look younger and more vibrant.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs of a bad facelift?

What medical risks are associated with facelift surgery?

What does a natural facelift look like?

How does Dr. Wise achieve natural facelift results?

How do I choose the right facelift surgeon?

What are the signs of a bad facelift?

Signs include skin that appears stretched too tightly, facial distortions, recurring pain, skin folds near the outer face, and excessive scarring or discoloration.

What medical risks are associated with facelift surgery?

According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, risks include fluid accumulation, prolonged swelling, infection, noticeable scarring, facial nerve injury, and skin discoloration.

What does a natural facelift look like?

A natural facelift makes precise, subtle improvements that tone the face without drastically altering its contours, so you still look like yourself but noticeably younger and refreshed.

How does Dr. Wise achieve natural facelift results?

Dr. Wise customizes his approach for each patient, combining facelift techniques with procedures like laser resurfacing, fat transfer, and eyelid surgery for comprehensive natural results.

How do I choose the right facelift surgeon?

Look for an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon, review before-and-after photos, and ensure the surgeon tailors the procedure to your unique facial anatomy and goals.


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