When you look in the mirror, do you see issues you would like to address, such as loose skin and wrinkles?
One of the most effective solutions for addressing these signs of aging is a facelift. However, the idea of planning such a procedure can feel overwhelming. Rather than stressing over every small detail, use these tips for planning a facelift to keep calm and still get the results you desire.
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Let the Surgeon Lead
Getting a facelift doesn’t need to be stressful, so long as you take the right steps.
This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t give any input at your consultation. This is your procedure, and you need to be crystal clear about what you want. But when it comes to the finer details, no one can plan them or understand them like an experienced surgeon will. So long as you trust your surgeon — and if you don’t find a new one — all should go well.
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Schedule Assistance
Once your surgery is over, you will likely go home the same day. This means you will, at the very least, need someone to drive you home. However, the vast majority of clients also need assistance with other tasks for the first few days, such as cooking and cleaning. Rather than trying to plan every detail of your recovery, set up help with people you trust to take the wheel.
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Know What to do in the Days Leading Up to the Surgery
Your surgeon should explain all preparation you need to do. Expect things like stopping food and drink a certain time beforehand, eliminating certain medications and showering right before you head to the hospital. The more you know about what to do, the less likely you are to end up in a stressful situation.
If you are interested in discussing your plans for a facelift, Dr. Davis would love to speak with you. Head to our contact page or call us at 615-327-7407.