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Plastic Surgeon Dr. Dean Kane of Baltimore Answers Question Regarding Early Asymmetry Following Facelift

Dr. Dean Kane | Baltimore MDQ. What would be the solution if one side was more lifted than the other? I had a facelift and nose done four weeks ago. The doctor thinks the results will be pleasing at the end. I am concerned that the two sides of my face look so different. Could I still have good results looking like this at this moment?

A. Congratulations on your face lift and rhinoplasty! You look wonderful in this single photo; thanks for sharing!

Without a “pre” operative photo, there is no way to make an individual recommendation. You would need a in-person consultation. In general:

  • Without a “pre” operative photo, there is no way to make a individual recommendation. You would need a in-person consultation. In general:
  • you will probably find that your facial features are not symmetrical to begin with.  The underlying bony support is not symmetrical so the soft tissues and skin will not hang the same either.
  • you will need at least 6-12 months of healing to consider what to recommend next.
  • you may consider fillers, fat grafting, Silhouette InstaLift to assist in achieving an even more rejuvenated appearance when needed. 

Read more about similar topics:

Face Lift Asymetery

This information is not meant as medical advice. It is provided solely for education. Our practice would be pleased to discuss your unique circumstances and needs as they relate to these topics.

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