I never paid much attention to Madonna's actual face shape. Current picture is by Paps yesterday (at age 60) so no photo editing by her, except the one selfie she took at night included in pic. Comments from most men is that she's hideous now.
How to go from 50+ to looking 20+ with plastic surgery rejuvenation.
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@SheOnlyLooks25 I am trying to figure out what Madonna had done now. Maybe botox or brow lift has widened the gap between her eyes and brows? I am actually trying to lower my brows as this seems to look better!
She’s had a mini facelift to her lower face years ago. Eye job. Tons of fillers and Botox.
But what is surprising is she has a BIG matronly face! IMO it makes her look old.
Dr Chia Chi Kao, Board Certified PS has been named by W Mag as the go to doctor to mini-facelift. He is based in Santa Monica. His Ponytail lift involves very little cutting and virtually no pulling. Kao re-drapes skin and soft tissue vertically and uses tiny stitches to tighten underlying muscles. He then contours and volumizes with a fine layer of regenerative-cell-rich fat taken from the patient’s own body. He won't be cheap.
@MissOrange You mentioned that you had both traditional lipo as well as Vaser lipo, why is that so? Is it possible to have liposuction at the same area for more than once?
I'm curious if during facelift they could place fat directly underneath the skin given the skin is already peeled back. If you're not squeamish, here's a video of buccal fat removal that was performed with face lift, I assume fg would just be opposite where fat is placed instead of removed: www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyFLgFRmPyE
We don't see the whole surgery but I'm wondering how hard it was to peel up the skin to expose underneath like that, I imagine taking away that natural adhesion of the skin to tissue must have consequences.
You HAVE to do that during an MACS lift, definitely during an SMAS lift, hence the swelling and people freaking out about it. You are lifting the muscles and re-draping them, you are going to rebuild the foundation otherwise you are going to end up with the OLD WIND TUNNEL LOOK from last century that everyone hates and just pulling skin, which does not last.
Man, I love his work. No wonder he was listed under Best In The World for lower facelifts. Saving my pennies to go to him. Sample of his Ponytail life, you go in as the 'mother' and come out as the 'daughter'.
Amazing work, have you seen anything like this coming out of Korea? Besides facelift, I'm seeing lip lift and bleph. Can anyone spot anything else?
I didn't even notice her bullhorn lift. I thought the lips were lifted by the mini facelift. Now that you've pointed it out, the distance between her lips to her nose is halved, hence her lips are fuller.
The other thing he does, which I think is his secret weapon, is enriching his fat with stem cells. He calls this Powered Sugar Fat. See attached woman 4 years post, still looking good.
So torn. Go the whole hog and have an SMAS and minor tweaks in my later years or go for this minimally invasive facelift.
I had them 2 years apart in the same tummy and inner thigh area by the same UK plastic surgeon.
Fun fact (not).
A little-known complication called post-operative delirium that most doctors don’t tell you about. The condition is often marked by memory disturbances, confusion and hallucinations.
In 2014, the suicide of British jewellery designer Sandra d’Auriol, 53, who jumped from the roof of a Beverly Hills clinic after coming round from a facelift, was attributed to the phenomenon.
And in rare cases, the psychosis can become permanent. The risk – and severity – also increases with age.
Richard Lindley, 82, had been admitted to the Royal London Hospital in July for a minor procedure to correct a drooping eyelid. But according to his wife, the broadcaster Carole Stone, he came out of the operating theatre a completely different man
A little-known complication called post-operative delirium that most doctors don’t tell you about. The condition is often marked by memory disturbances, confusion and hallucinations.
In 2014, the suicide of British jewellery designer Sandra d’Auriol, 53, who jumped from the roof of a Beverly Hills clinic after coming round from a facelift, was attributed to the phenomenon.
And in rare cases, the psychosis can become permanent. The risk – and severity – also increases with age.
Richard Lindley, 82, had been admitted to the Royal London Hospital in July for a minor procedure to correct a drooping eyelid. But according to his wife, the broadcaster Carole Stone, he came out of the operating theatre a completely different man
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