It’s normal for the skin on your face to loosen as the years go by, but that doesn’t mean you have to live with changes that bother you. A mini facelift is one way to refresh your appearance. It focuses on the lower face and jawline to smooth mild sagging. Many people consider it when they want […]
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Aging changes everyone’s face in different ways, so facelifts aren’t a one-size-fits-all procedure. Some people want a small lift for better definition, while others need more correction for deeper wrinkles or loose skin. Different techniques make it possible to adjust the procedure based on your needs. At West Houston Plastic Surgery Clinic, Dr. Alfonso Barrera, MD, FACS, and Dr.
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Facelifts are transformative procedures that refresh your appearance, but some patients may experience temporary or permanent hair loss around the incision sites. Understanding why this happens — and what you can do about it — is essential in restoring your confidence and appearance. Dr. Alfonso Barrera, a highly respected plastic surgeon in Houston, TX, has been practicing
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The aging process can cause drastic changes in the skin on the face and neck. Many individuals will experience sagging skin, wrinkles, fine lines, and drooping. For some, a facelift may be the best way to restore a more youthful appearance, rejuvenate the skin, and create long-lasting and natural-looking results. Here is what you should know. Top
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A facelift, which is referred to as a rhytidectomy in the medical field, is a surgical cosmetic operation used for many years to enhance the look of the face and neck. Our skin loses suppleness with age, starts to droop, and develops more noticeable wrinkles and fine lines. By tightening the skin and underlying tissues,
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