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Why is a revision facelift more difficult than a first-time facelift?

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Why is a revision facelift more difficult than a first-time facelift?

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Before and After Photos Many reasons. First, after any surgery, scar formation creates a thick, tough layer that is more difficult to work with than original tissue. Second, the original location of (anatomical) landmarks have been altered. Third, the overall skill level required to perform a successful revision facelift is greater. Revision facelifts can take a little longer because of corrections that need to be made as a result of the initial surgery. It is best to provide a patient with a realistic picture of exactly what can be accomplished prior to undergoing another surgery. Revision facelifts have humbled even the most experienced facial plastic surgeon and at the same time have been the most rewarding.

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