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Sep
How Long Does a Lower Facelift Last?
When we talk about how long a lower facelift lasts, what we're really talking about is when you might begin to notice a little bit of sagging around the jawline, or a little more laxity underneath your chin or in your cheeks. This usually occurs between 10 to 15 years. When...
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Sep
How Long Do HydraFacials Last?
HydraFacials last about four weeks. Like regular facials, they last about the same amount of time but are very gentle and hydrating, while giving you an extra little boost with added serums used to address problem areas on your face. We recommend that you get a HydraFacial every...
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Sep
Who Is a Good Candidate for Nose Filler?
A good candidate for nose filler is someone that has small, non-permanent changes they want to make to their nose. Here's a quick guide. How is nose filler used? Filler only lasts a certain amount of time based on which filler that you choose. In general, the ones that we...
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Sep
How Long Does It Take to Recover from Septorhinoplasty?
It takes about 7 to 14 days to recover from septorhinoplasty, depending on what you're having done, the way your surgeon splints and tapes the nose, and other factors. As a rule of thumb, give it about 2 weeks and you’ll be just fine to go back to work. For my patient...
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Sep
How Often Can You Get Juvederm?
How often you can get Juvederm largely depends on the type of Juvederm you get and the goals you are trying to achieve. Here's a quick guide. On average, Juvederm lasts about 9 to 12 months, and that’s if we’re talking about the ultra or ultra plus. Can you get...
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Sep
How Many Units of Botox Are Used for Crow’s Feet?
The number of units of Botox that are used for crow's feet depends on your anatomy, your injector and your goals. The number of units used on each side of the face can range from as little as 4 to 5 units up to as much as 15-20 per side. If you don’t have very strong...
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Sep
Who Is Not a Good Candidate for Rhinoplasty?
Patients who have other medical problems are not always a good candidate for rhinoplasty. Your safety is the most important consideration, and if you have health issues, elective surgery, such as rhinoplasty, may not be a good idea. Other patients who might not be good candidates...
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Sep
What Is a Septoplasty Turbinate Reduction?
A septoplasty is a surgery in which we straighten a deviated septum. The septum is the divider between the two sides of your nose that's made up of cartilage and bone. It can become bent to one side or another making it harder to breathe out of the resulting narrow nostril...
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Sep
What Is Considered a Bad Nose Job?
Whether a nose job is good or bad is very subjective and based on individual opinion. What one person may consider a bad nose job, someone else may not. There's a lot that goes into a nose job and the results revolve around two main factors; form and function. Here’s...
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Sep
How Long Does a SMAS Facelift Last?
A SMAS facelift can last 10 to 15 years. SMAS stands for sub muscular aponeurotic system, which is a very thin layer of muscle. Under your skin you have fat and under that is a layer of muscle. Those muscles control your smiling, laughing, and moving your face. These muscles...
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