Plastic surgery Gone Bad - The Facelift From Hell

Having plastic surgery in the form of a facelift is pretty common, and the surgeons have gotten quite good at it. However, there are bad dream stories about face lifts that have gone bad.

The most tasteless bad face lift is when the skin is stretched too tight. If you live near a seclusion community, you may notice a lot of the older women walking around with "that alert look" or a "look of constant amazement" on their face. Sometimes it seems that the surgeon pulled the skin so tight, that they cannot close their eyes. Many times the skin will stretch out with time and face returns to normal looking, but sometimes, it never does.

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The next most tasteless bad facelift is when the face ends up with scars. Most plastic surgeons are very good at small sutures, that leave itsybitsy if any scaring, but occasionally, the scars never go away. There are a lot of different reasons for this, infection, reaction to the stitches, skin type, the list goes on. Sometimes, the surgeon just blows it, and the outpatient ends up scarred. Sometimes a second execution will be primary to keep the outpatient from seeing like something from a bad dream movie.

The best way to prevent these bad face lift surgery experiences from happening to you is be sure that your surgeon is well qualified. He may be more expensive that the guy operating out of his garage, but he is less likely to leave you scarred for life.

If you have a lot of sagging skin or numerous wrinkles, you may want to minimize the whole of stretching that your surgeon does. You may end up with some of your wrinkles left behind, but it is a good seeing alternative than having "that alert look" and not being able to sleep at night because your eyes will not close anymore.

Having a facelift is a great way to look younger. You go to sleep and you wake up ten years younger, what is not to like about that?

Plastic surgery Gone Bad - The Facelift From Hell

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