In plastic surgery, the results may not always meet the patient's expectations, or complications may arise, leading to the need for additional surgery. Revision plastic surgery, also known as corrective or secondary surgery, involves procedures aimed at modifying or improving the outcomes of a previous operation. When you’re unhappy with your initial surgeon’s results, Dr. Rogers is here to help.
Facelift Revision
Facelift revision, also known as secondary facelift, can refine or improve the results of a previous facelift surgery. This specialized form of surgery achieves several goals:
- Tightening and rejuvenating the skin to address any remaining or new skin laxity
- Improving the appearance of scars from the initial facelift
- Correcting facial asymmetry that may persist after a facelift to create a more balanced appearance
- Adjusting any overcorrection or under-correction from the initial facelift to achieve the desired level of rejuvenation
- Extending the longevity of facelift results by addressing changes that have occurred since the initial procedure, such as natural aging or lifestyle factors