Can you have more than one facelift?

Yes, if you are not satisfied with the results of your initial facelift, you can opt for a revision procedure. However, in most cases, it is best to wait for 6 to 12 months before having the revision facelift. The face heals and changes during the 12 months post-surgery, so it’s best to allow these changes to occur before attempting a revision.

Where are the scars after a facelift?

The placement of the scars will depend on the surgeons’ unique approach. Drs. Litner and Solieman have earned a reputation for their ability to hide old scars, as they often use the same incisions as the original procedure. In cases where this is not possible, they create new incisions that help cover up the old scars.

What is the best age to have a facelift?

Facelifts are designed to restore and preserve your youthful appearance. Therefore, the ideal facelift patient should be between the ages of 40 and 50. However, all patients are different, which means that some may benefit from a revision facelift at a younger or older age, so consult with an experienced plastic surgeon to learn more.

How long should you wear a compression garment after a facelift?

A compression garment can help your skin adapt to its new contour, reduce swelling, and accelerate your recovery. The amount of time you have to wear a compression garment will vary depending on the patient and the surgeon’s expertise. Drs. Solieman and Litner conduct a full assessment and discuss recovery information before each surgery.

How dangerous is a facelift?

Like all cosmetic surgeries, there are some risks and potential side-effects associated with revision facelift. These include the potential for a bad reaction to the anesthesia, swelling as well as discomfort during the recovery period, and other side-effects. At PROFILES, Drs. Litner and Solieman discuss the potential risks with their patients before the operation so that you can make an informed decision.

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Too often, former full facelift patients have found that the results of their procedure have faded over time. With the variety of trendy facelift procedures available today, such as the “three-day lift,” and the “lunch break lift,” it is sadly common for patients to receive the wrong kind of treatment, and the results end up fading away more quickly than expected.

However, patients should realize that these problems are not necessarily a flaw of facelifts techniques, but rather the fault of the doctors who are not offering the right kind of treatment for their patients’ specific needs. More importantly, if a particular technique did not work well the first time, it is not prudent to undergo the same procedure a second time in an attempt to improve the results.

At PROFILES Beverly Hills, Drs. Solieman and Litner have years of experience in not only their own facelift procedures but also in evaluating and correcting work that their patients previously had done. Above all else, communication is the key to identifying a patient’s exact needs so that the best treatment can be provided. Drs. Solieman and Litner are absolutely devoted to working with you every step of the way.

Risks Associated with Revision Facelift Surgery

Some of the potential risks and temporary side-effects associated with revision facelifts include:

Scar formation

Increased patient anxiety

Pain and discomfort during the recovery

Slight chance of infection

At Beverly Hills Profiles, we have extensive knowledge and experience performing revision facelifts in LA. We work closely with each patient to provide them with the ultimate treatment plan that will help them achieve their aesthetic goals with no complications.

Our Revision Facelift Surgery Techniques

As experts in facial plastic surgery with many years of experience behind them, Drs. Solieman and Litner can adapt a number of facelift techniques to suit your needs. Many of the principles they employ in their signature PROFILES Hybrid Facelift are used in their revision facelifts as well, such as adding volume to the cheeks, using natural fat transfers to restore natural contours, and lifting both the skin and deeper tissue in the cheeks and neck.

Combined with the doctors’ unique lower eyelid lift (blepharoplasty), a revision facelift can restore the natural fullness and youthfulness of the face, just as though this was your first facelift procedure.* Drs. Solieman and Litner are world-renowned for their expertise in covering or hiding the scars attained in previous procedures. Very often our surgeons carefully use the same incision spots as before, or they successfully create new incisions in such a way that the old ones are covered. In other words, Drs. Solieman and Litner do their utmost to keep any new marks on your skin to an absolute bare minimum.

Female face, before Revision Facelifts treatment, front view, patient 1

Female face, after Revision Facelifts treatment, front view, patient 1

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Male face, before Revision Facelifts treatment, right side view, patient 2

Male face, after Revision Facelifts treatment, right side view, patient 2

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Why Visit Us for Your Revision Facelift

Correcting previous surgeries is complex and delicate, and only the most experienced doctors should be trusted. With their many years of experience in not only performing revisions but also innovating some of the newest techniques in the field, Drs. Solieman and Litner are unsurpassed in their ability to meet your exact needs. More than any other doctor team in the Los Angeles area, our experts at PROFILES Beverly Hills can repair your past procedures and erase all traces of them, leaving you looking and feeling better than ever before.

FAQs

Can You Have More than One Facelift?

Yes, if you are not satisfied with the results of your initial facelift, you can opt for a revision procedure. However, in most cases, it is best to wait for 6 to 12 months before having the revision facelift. The face heals and changes during the 12 months post-surgery, so it’s best to allow these changes to occur before attempting a revision.
Where are the Scars After a Facelift?

The placement of the scars will depend on the surgeons’ unique approach. Drs. Litner and Solieman have earned a reputation for their ability to hide old scars, as they often use the same incisions as the original procedure. In cases where this is not possible, they create new incisions that help cover up the old scars.
What is the Best Age to Have a Facelift?

Facelifts are designed to restore and preserve your youthful appearance. Therefore, the ideal facelift patient should be between the ages of 40 and 50. However, all patients are different, which means that some may benefit from a revision facelift at a younger or older age, so consult with an experienced plastic surgeon to learn more.
How Long Should You Wear a Compression Garment After a Facelift?

A compression garment can help your skin adapt to its new contour, reduce swelling, and accelerate your recovery. The amount of time you have to wear a compression garment will vary depending on the patient and the surgeon’s expertise. Drs. Solieman and Litner conduct a full assessment and discuss recovery information before each surgery.
How Dangerous is a Facelift?

Like all cosmetic surgeries, there are some risks and potential side-effects associated with revision facelift. These include the potential for a bad reaction to the anesthesia, swelling as well as discomfort during the recovery period, and other side-effects. At PROFILES, Drs. Litner and Solieman discuss the potential risks with their patients before the operation so that you can make an informed decision.

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Can You Have More than One Facelift?

Where are the Scars After a Facelift?

What is the Best Age to Have a Facelift?

How Long Should You Wear a Compression Garment After a Facelift?

How Dangerous is a Facelift?