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When should you have a facelift? How do you know you’re ready? Is there a right time?

Dr Bryan Mendelson knows faces. He’s one of the most respected leaders in facial surgery in the world, and he’s based right here in Melbourne, Australia. Author of “In Your Face” and contributor to various of the world’s most referred to medical textbooks, he’s seen thousands of faces and done hundreds of facelifts, blepharoplasties, neck
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Fat grafts to the Mid-Face

When patients are considering facelift surgery we need to firstly ascertain whether the problem is only with the Mid Face being from the temple down to the jawline or Full Face which also includes the neck. In many younger patients the mid face is the main issue as their neck still has quite good tone.
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Dr Bryan Mendelson – Top Things You Should Know About Facelift Surgery

Dr Mendelson: Hello. I’m Bryan Mendelson, a plastic surgeon from Melbourne. It’s a pleasure to be here today to talk with you. PSH: Can you tell us about the difference between a good facelift and a poor facelift? Dr Bryan Mendelson Facelift Surgery Dr Mendelson: The difference between a high-quality facelift and an ordinary facelift,
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Don’t Underestimate the Power of a Great Neck Lift or Lower Facelift

You only have to have a look at a few before and after photos of great neck lifts to know it can completely change a person’s appearance. Lots of patients mistakenly think they need a full facelift, when in fact a good neck lift can turn back the clock years. Dr Bryan Mendelson, esteemed plastic
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What Does Your Forehead Say About You?

Your forehead or brow is where a lot of the expression and emotions are held on your face. A lot of our non-verbal communication and interaction happens through the top half of our face, especially around the eyes. When you raise your eyebrows because you are surprised, shocked or exasperated; or bring them together when
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