"Ozempic Face" and Plastics
And U don't have " Ozempic face " at all either ! 
I read a super interesting article ( sorry I suck at posting links unlike Batwingsman - perhaps Ud be kind enuf to message me a step by step tutorial B )( please assume I'm a five year old who has NO CLUE what theyre doing lol ) regarding types of facelifts actually being performed now.
By far the most effective for us massive weight losers ( I lost and keep off 80 lbs myself for 14 years now) sounds like the deep tissue lift which tightens all the underlying facial muscles as well as the skin .
This apparently is very difficult to actually GET according to this popular media article because only a handful of surgeons know how to do it.
Yet so many plastic surgeons CLAIM ( and charge megabux for) this type of surgery when theyre only tightening a muscle or two and otherwise just traditionally pulling the skin ( which alone after two or three facelifts over the years -yes facelifts age out just like boob jobs and liposuction lol)
Because I'm an actor I got my first "facial rejuvenation " a few years ago from an excellent Mexican surgeon many know well on here.
It was supposed to involve face and neck skin tightening also and after a fairly long recovery time the results were OUTSTANDING !
In recent years when I got depressed during and post Covid, my Dad's illness and my struggles w alcohol abuse ... I often let my vitamins, exercise and even eating healthy food go .
I saw my face take a nosedive - puffy wrinkly especially around the mouth area...anyone care to share their experience ?
I find the strongest Retin A both cream and gel and prescription Latisse all help tremendously - when I ( rarely) apply them - I simply hate facial creams and remedies that require nightly application when I'm drowsy lol! 
The latisse applied on eyebrows and lashes visibly thickens and lengthens them ( and itches ! ) but thick natural lashes and brows definitely youngify.
I also have ZERO patience w makeup - sunscreen Im meticulous about otherwise makeup free unless working or auditioning )
I've wondered about facelifts, and if there are different kinds/procedures. Seems like so many (at least in days gone by) result in "Dolphin Face", as I call it. 
They look like they have a permanent grin, akin to the way a dolphin does. I'm thinking what happens is the surgeon pulls the loose skin a bit TOO tightly up and to the back, maybe? 
One of the most notable celeb examples is William Shatner (the Star Trek actor). 
His looked horrible for a long time after he had one performed on him, akin to "The Joker" of Batman fame. I'm thinking though he must have had some kind of corrective plastic surgery done later on, as the last few years his face looks much more normal. 
Frank talk about the DS / "All I ever wanted to be was thin, like that Rolling Stones dude ... "
HW/461 LW/251 GW/189 CW/274 (yep, a DS semi-failure - it happens :-( )
Kris ? Kardashian ( the Momager) 's recent facelift results seem amazing - and her surgeon uses ( but very well) the mostly skin lift older technique .
But then again that whole clan never puts out an unretouched photo ... so who knows how she REALLY looks now ?
Id love to see some candids from a red carpet somewhere that she can't control ... Im noticing that other than that ONE photo we havent seen anything with her in it in WEEKS ! 
If she really DOES look younger I wonder if she'll get rid of the financial user ( and quite unattractive ) present boyfriend lol.
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