The following is the self-report of beauty seekers:
I am 71 years old this year, I have been consulting for more than three years, and I have seen many doctors, but I have never dared to make up my mind. The main concerns are these two points: the level of general anesthesia for surgery and the doctor. After all, I am quite old, and I am afraid that my body will not be able to withstand general anesthesia, and I am also afraid that the doctor will not be professional enough and cause other injuries to the face.
During this time, I did a thread lift. Because at that time it advertised **, non-invasive. However, the effect is not ideal, and the rebound is particularly fast. Now, in different lighting, two lines are clearly visible on the face. The more I thought about it, the more I felt that I couldn't hesitate anymore and had to have a facelift to improve.
I want to keep my eyes and not change too much, go up too high or too low, and it's not me. While I am younger, I am still myself.
During the consultation, the doctor said that my overall facial sagging was quite severe. There are many folds, and the nasolabial folds and marionette lines are deep. The apple muscle is displaced, the underlying facial tissue is accumulated, and the mandibular margin line is blurred. He developed the surgical plan according to my need for a comprehensive rejuvenation change:Frontal + middle and lower face large facelift
The surgery was performed under general anesthesia, and I was still a little scared. It wasn't until I woke up that the big stone that was pressing on the bottom of my heart was finally put down. The medical staff was very concerned about my physical condition and asked about it every once in a while. I didn't feel any discomfort, just the bandages were a little tight.
After the surgery, I followed the doctor's instructions and my recovery was good. The looseness and collapse of the entire face have been comprehensively improved. The overall look is firm and natural, with a clear, smooth jaw margin. The folds on the face are reduced, and the nasolabial folds and marionette lines are much smoother. However, since it is a large facelift, the incision is relatively large. This made me worry about whether the scar would be too obvious.
Three months later, that concern was dispelled. The incision, which runs from the front of the ear to the back of the ear, fades and blends in with the original skin tone. The family said that if they didn't look at it carefully, they really couldn't see it. Now, I have almost no traces of a facelift on my face. Actually, I regret not taking this step earlier.
Recently, I've also been reading the content in the comment section. Everyone said that at this age, they can bravely challenge and deserve their respect. Thank you all for your encouragement!I would say that this surgery has made me a lot younger. I've been busy for most of my life, and it's really nice to be able to live for myself once.