lifestlye lift - anyone here had this???

Creole Momma
on 8/3/11 11:14 pm - Hutto, TX

I have a consultation this coming Saturday. After I made the consult appointment, then I found a lot of negative reviews online. Do any of you have any first hand, you or someone you know, experiences with this procedure? Thanks.
Denise

shunt1960
on 8/4/11 1:55 am

VSG on 04/28/10 with

Hi Denise,

My mother had the lifestyle lift done and was not happy. However, they did redo it and she has been thrilled with it. I would not do it myself, I would go to a PS for a facelift. I think you have better results. It's totally a personal thing though. Having a consultation can't hurt anything. Good Luck to you.

mkbeany
on 8/4/11 2:51 am

Not to be a Negative Nelly...but since you asked...

I have never heard a good thing about this procedure.

If I was gonna do sumthin, I would choose a facelift.

Just my .02

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Creole Momma
on 8/4/11 3:08 am - Hutto, TX

RNY on 04/26/05

Thanks Ladies. I will go to the consultation but I will also schedule consultations with board certified P S s here locally. Keep the replies coming!
Denise

Renee2007
on 8/4/11 12:31 pm - Central, FL

DS on 01/28/08

This question has been asked here several times in my time being on this Board. From everything I have seen and read it's just a big marketing ploy. The results are not long lasting and most women end up very unsatisfied. We have even had some of our resident plastic surgeons weigh in on the subject and the commentary is not facvorable.

I had a mid face lift with upper and lower blephoraplasty done along with a neck lift. I am very happy with my results and they seem to be long lasting.

Do your research!!!!!

Renee
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