What is lifestyle?
lifestyle lift® is a type of facelift performed under local anesthesia. The procedure uses the latest technology of cosmetic surgery to rejuvenate face, remove wrinkles, and skin skin and smoother. This type of oral and maxillofacial surgery has become quite popular because of its highly visible marketing campaign, extremely short duration and impressive results.
David M. Kent, Do, is the founder of Lifestyle Lift®. In 2006, the renowned doctor R. James Koch, MD, became the medical director of the company. Throughout the United States, there are 32 Lifestyle Lift® centers and employs a total of 80 doctors. The company is based in Troy in Michigan. Along the hair line is cut and travels around the ear, creating a S -shaped cut; The cut ends behind each ear. The face of the face then pulled out the stretched and any excess skin is removed. Liposuction can be performed if the patient requires it. Special stitches collect face muscles and attract them firmly. As with the face je skin raised and tense. If the patient needs it, liposuction can also be performed on the neck.
The whole plastic surgery Lifestyle Lift® takes less than one hour, which is significantly less time than traditional facelift. If the patient is required for further operations, the total operating time may take much longer. Recovery time for surgery varies from patient to patient.
LIFESTYLE LIFT® procedure has a similar nature to QuickLift ™. Both are performed under local anesthesia, require the same cut style and include leather removal and work on the same part of the face. The aklíč difference between the two operations is the way the muscles are sewn together. Each uses a different style of stitch to hold a new muscle structure; Lifestyle Lift® puts the muscles together and sews them while QuickLift ™ uses a stitch that raises and secures muscles in a higher place.
Although many patients were withThe results were satisfied, problems concerning the procedure were reported. Among the commonly broadcast complaints include misfortune with results, misleading information about the procedure itself and its recovery time and problems with the anesthesia used. The company was also the aim of several lawsuits.