Returning Plastic Surgery

  Facelifts in Your 40s: Longevity, Precautions, and the Truth About Mini Lifts (Patient Reviews Included) Hello, this is Dr. Kim Yong-woo , Head Doctor of Returning Plastic Surgery . Today, we will discuss Facelifts for those in their 40s , the longevity of results , and the truth about Mini Lifts . The 40s are a time when facial sagging begins in earnest, and consequently, interest in facelifts peaks. Up until your 30s, laser lifting or thread lifting may have been effective to some extent. However, as you enter your 40s, these methods start to reach their limits, leading many to seriously consider incisional facelifts. The biggest dilemma usually lies here: "Thread lifts don't seem effective anymore, but an incisional facelift feels burdensome due to scarring. Should I wait until I'm older?" Many clinics target these specific needs by creating ambiguous procedures named "Mini Lift" or "Mini Lifting." They tempt patients in their 40...

In this session, I have prepared information regarding the types of facelift side effects, the reasons they occur, and how to avoid them. Hello, I am Dr. Kim Yongwoo, Chief Director of Returning Plastic Surgery. Recently, the demand for facelifts has increased rapidly. As many clinics perform facelifts, it seems there are also many people suffering from side effects. It appears that patients planning for a facelift are having more concerns after seeing reviews of facelift side effects. Before undergoing surgery, let’s take a detailed look at what facelift complications exist, why they occur, and what the methods are to avoid them. Hypertrophic Scarring Pixie Ear Skin Necrosis Cheekbone Protrusion (Mantis-shaped Face) Unnatural Flounder-shaped Face Nerve Damage - Facial Paralysis Hypertrophic Scarring Insufficient SMAS dissection, excessive skin resection The part that people worry about the most is probably scarring. In the case of facelift scars, it ...

Title: Facelift Longevity: A 1.5-Year Follow-Up (Progress of Post-Facelift Dimpling) Hello. I am Dr. Kim Yongwoo, a plastic surgery specialist at Dr. Returning Plastic Surgery. ​ This post is a follow-up review 1.5 years (one year and six months) after a facelift. Typically, we monitor a patient's progress for 6 months to 1 year after a facelift, but due to various circumstances, some patients do not return after their initial treatments are complete. However, the patient in this case has consistently visited the clinic, allowing us to observe her progress up to the 1.5-year mark. Most reviews found online are short-term, so I hope this post will serve as a helpful reference for the long-term results of a facelift. The patient (in her 50s) I'm introducing today experienced dimpling in the early post-operative stages. This post is intended to be particularly helpful for those who have experienced dimpling or unevenness after their facelift, so they can see the progress. ​...