by Dr. Robert Schwartz on June 16th, 2008
More facelift results for the same Dallas, Texas woman. In this view, note how the cheeks are high and firm but not stretched or tight. Also, the integrated midface lift subtly lifts the corners of the mouth giving her a more serene expression.
by Dr. Robert Schwartz on June 16th, 2008
In a recent blog post, we talked about how new facelift techniques create a natural, non-stretched look that makes you look both younger and prettier. I showed some results using this technique. Here are some new ones:
This 48-year-old, Dallas woman complained that in recent years her cheeks had sagged making her look tired. She also didn’t like the jowls that had formed along her jawline or the loose skin on her neck.
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by Dr. Robert Schwartz on January 13th, 2008
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Remember last week’s post where I explained why most women don’t need cheek implants? I though it might be helpful to show you the flip-side of the coin – a situation where cheek implants really do help.
by Dr. Robert Schwartz on January 10th, 2008
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Cheek implants are not a common operation. In 2006, they ranked 32nd out of 34 cosmetic surgery procedures. So why am I saying that they’re being done too often? Because they are. And for the wrong reasons since most women who get them really need something else.
by Dr. Robert Schwartz on January 3rd, 2008
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Here’s another photo set of the 37-year-old Dallas woman who underwent an Endotine midface lift. In this view, you can really see how the midface lift creates a soft, pretty fullness over the upper cheekbones. This is all her own natural tissue; no artificial cheek implants were used.
by Dr. Robert Schwartz on January 3rd, 2008
This 49-year-old complained that her face had changed dramatically in the last few years. Her once-prominent cheekbones were gone. She had developed jowls along her jawline and loose skin on her neck. She thought she looked tired and older than she actually was.
A standard facelift would flatten her cheeks even more – exactly the opposite of what we wanted. Instead, I did a three-level facelift to rejuvenate and restore her facial shape.
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