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Posted by Dr. Vincent Makhlouf • Monday, 2009-March-02

I personally do not believe in preventative facelifts, but I would agree that when a person is starting to constantly notice lines in their face some attempts at improving the situation are very rewarding.

During the consultation I would discuss in detail the changes that are occurring in the face and highlight the multiple options available, from simple fillers and injections, to surgical procedures to lift the cheek, the neck or the whole face.

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Abigail Adams wrote on 2009-March-01 17:59:13:
I believe you should wait. 49 is too young for a facelift.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 12:33:07:
I disagree. I believe that a person should fix things before they become very apparent so no one can tell that you had work done. Look at the Hollywood stars. They never seem to age because they are always improving themselves.
Elizabeth Acton wrote on 2009-March-02 13:09:20:
I agree with Alice. A facelift should be done early when age starts showing on the face.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 14:05:11:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Nina wrote on 2009-March-02 15:11:37:
What about all the fillers that are available now?
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 15:33:39:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Pam wrote on 2009-March-02 16:20:09:
I can manage with injections two or three times a year and not make a big dent in my budget.
Dr. Vincent Makhlouf wrote on 2009-March-02 21:22:55:
I personally do not believe in preventative facelifts, but I would agree that when a person is starting to constantly notice lines in their face some attempts at improving the situation are very rewarding.

During the consultation I would discuss in detail the changes that are occurring in the face and highlight the multiple options available, from simple fillers and injections, to surgical procedures to lift the cheek, the neck or the whole face.

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Posted by Pam • Monday, 2009-March-02

I can manage with injections two or three times a year and not make a big dent in my budget.

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Abigail Adams wrote on 2009-March-01 17:59:13:
I believe you should wait. 49 is too young for a facelift.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 12:33:07:
I disagree. I believe that a person should fix things before they become very apparent so no one can tell that you had work done. Look at the Hollywood stars. They never seem to age because they are always improving themselves.
Elizabeth Acton wrote on 2009-March-02 13:09:20:
I agree with Alice. A facelift should be done early when age starts showing on the face.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 14:05:11:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Nina wrote on 2009-March-02 15:11:37:
What about all the fillers that are available now?
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 15:33:39:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Pam wrote on 2009-March-02 16:20:09:
I can manage with injections two or three times a year and not make a big dent in my budget.
Dr. Vincent Makhlouf wrote on 2009-March-02 21:22:55:
I personally do not believe in preventative facelifts, but I would agree that when a person is starting to constantly notice lines in their face some attempts at improving the situation are very rewarding.

During the consultation I would discuss in detail the changes that are occurring in the face and highlight the multiple options available, from simple fillers and injections, to surgical procedures to lift the cheek, the neck or the whole face.

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Posted by Alice A • Monday, 2009-March-02

I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.

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Abigail Adams wrote on 2009-March-01 17:59:13:
I believe you should wait. 49 is too young for a facelift.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 12:33:07:
I disagree. I believe that a person should fix things before they become very apparent so no one can tell that you had work done. Look at the Hollywood stars. They never seem to age because they are always improving themselves.
Elizabeth Acton wrote on 2009-March-02 13:09:20:
I agree with Alice. A facelift should be done early when age starts showing on the face.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 14:05:11:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Nina wrote on 2009-March-02 15:11:37:
What about all the fillers that are available now?
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 15:33:39:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Pam wrote on 2009-March-02 16:20:09:
I can manage with injections two or three times a year and not make a big dent in my budget.
Dr. Vincent Makhlouf wrote on 2009-March-02 21:22:55:
I personally do not believe in preventative facelifts, but I would agree that when a person is starting to constantly notice lines in their face some attempts at improving the situation are very rewarding.

During the consultation I would discuss in detail the changes that are occurring in the face and highlight the multiple options available, from simple fillers and injections, to surgical procedures to lift the cheek, the neck or the whole face.

Topic:

Posted by Nina • Monday, 2009-March-02

What about all the fillers that are available now?

8 (Post/s)
Click here to reply or comment

Abigail Adams wrote on 2009-March-01 17:59:13:
I believe you should wait. 49 is too young for a facelift.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 12:33:07:
I disagree. I believe that a person should fix things before they become very apparent so no one can tell that you had work done. Look at the Hollywood stars. They never seem to age because they are always improving themselves.
Elizabeth Acton wrote on 2009-March-02 13:09:20:
I agree with Alice. A facelift should be done early when age starts showing on the face.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 14:05:11:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Nina wrote on 2009-March-02 15:11:37:
What about all the fillers that are available now?
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 15:33:39:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Pam wrote on 2009-March-02 16:20:09:
I can manage with injections two or three times a year and not make a big dent in my budget.
Dr. Vincent Makhlouf wrote on 2009-March-02 21:22:55:
I personally do not believe in preventative facelifts, but I would agree that when a person is starting to constantly notice lines in their face some attempts at improving the situation are very rewarding.

During the consultation I would discuss in detail the changes that are occurring in the face and highlight the multiple options available, from simple fillers and injections, to surgical procedures to lift the cheek, the neck or the whole face.

Topic:

Posted by Alice A • Monday, 2009-March-02

I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.

8 (Post/s)
Click here to reply or comment

Abigail Adams wrote on 2009-March-01 17:59:13:
I believe you should wait. 49 is too young for a facelift.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 12:33:07:
I disagree. I believe that a person should fix things before they become very apparent so no one can tell that you had work done. Look at the Hollywood stars. They never seem to age because they are always improving themselves.
Elizabeth Acton wrote on 2009-March-02 13:09:20:
I agree with Alice. A facelift should be done early when age starts showing on the face.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 14:05:11:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Nina wrote on 2009-March-02 15:11:37:
What about all the fillers that are available now?
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 15:33:39:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Pam wrote on 2009-March-02 16:20:09:
I can manage with injections two or three times a year and not make a big dent in my budget.
Dr. Vincent Makhlouf wrote on 2009-March-02 21:22:55:
I personally do not believe in preventative facelifts, but I would agree that when a person is starting to constantly notice lines in their face some attempts at improving the situation are very rewarding.

During the consultation I would discuss in detail the changes that are occurring in the face and highlight the multiple options available, from simple fillers and injections, to surgical procedures to lift the cheek, the neck or the whole face.

Topic:

Posted by Elizabeth Acton • Monday, 2009-March-02

I agree with Alice. A facelift should be done early when age starts showing on the face.

8 (Post/s)
Click here to reply or comment

Abigail Adams wrote on 2009-March-01 17:59:13:
I believe you should wait. 49 is too young for a facelift.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 12:33:07:
I disagree. I believe that a person should fix things before they become very apparent so no one can tell that you had work done. Look at the Hollywood stars. They never seem to age because they are always improving themselves.
Elizabeth Acton wrote on 2009-March-02 13:09:20:
I agree with Alice. A facelift should be done early when age starts showing on the face.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 14:05:11:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Nina wrote on 2009-March-02 15:11:37:
What about all the fillers that are available now?
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 15:33:39:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Pam wrote on 2009-March-02 16:20:09:
I can manage with injections two or three times a year and not make a big dent in my budget.
Dr. Vincent Makhlouf wrote on 2009-March-02 21:22:55:
I personally do not believe in preventative facelifts, but I would agree that when a person is starting to constantly notice lines in their face some attempts at improving the situation are very rewarding.

During the consultation I would discuss in detail the changes that are occurring in the face and highlight the multiple options available, from simple fillers and injections, to surgical procedures to lift the cheek, the neck or the whole face.

Topic:

Posted by Alice A • Monday, 2009-March-02

I disagree. I believe that a person should fix things before they become very apparent so no one can tell that you had work done. Look at the Hollywood stars. They never seem to age because they are always improving themselves.

8 (Post/s)
Click here to reply or comment

Abigail Adams wrote on 2009-March-01 17:59:13:
I believe you should wait. 49 is too young for a facelift.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 12:33:07:
I disagree. I believe that a person should fix things before they become very apparent so no one can tell that you had work done. Look at the Hollywood stars. They never seem to age because they are always improving themselves.
Elizabeth Acton wrote on 2009-March-02 13:09:20:
I agree with Alice. A facelift should be done early when age starts showing on the face.
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 14:05:11:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Nina wrote on 2009-March-02 15:11:37:
What about all the fillers that are available now?
Alice A wrote on 2009-March-02 15:33:39:
I had a facelift and I just love the way I look. I don’t like needles and didn’t want to deal with having to come in 3 times a year for fillers. My facelift was a one time deal for me.
Pam wrote on 2009-March-02 16:20:09:
I can manage with injections two or three times a year and not make a big dent in my budget.
Dr. Vincent Makhlouf wrote on 2009-March-02 21:22:55:
I personally do not believe in preventative facelifts, but I would agree that when a person is starting to constantly notice lines in their face some attempts at improving the situation are very rewarding.

During the consultation I would discuss in detail the changes that are occurring in the face and highlight the multiple options available, from simple fillers and injections, to surgical procedures to lift the cheek, the neck or the whole face.

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