Los Angeles Cosmetic Surgery | Dr. David Amron | Dr. Paul Nassif

Liposuction

A surgeon must have meticulous technique and perfect judgment like Dr. David Amron in order to consistently achieve outstanding results...
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Facelift

Aging of the face is inevitable. As the years go by, the skin on the face and neck begins to loosen. The goal of the facelift is to improve the overall facial appearance... continue >>

Rhinoplasty

Dr. Nassif uses his skill as an artist and a surgeon to shape the nose to fit the face, rather than make it appear artificial. Patients marvel at how Dr. Nassif is able to create a nose that is... continue >>

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	Bruising after two month of blepharoplasty recovery Posted December 20, 2011 11:15 AM in Blepharoplasty by DR. PAUL S. NASSIF
Question: I had blepharoplasty nearly two months ago and I still have horrible bruises beneath my eyes. Is this normal? When should they be gone and what can I do in the meantime? Answer: Some bruising and swelling after eyelid surgery will be present because the eye area is extremely delicate. The more involved your blepharoplasty surgery was, the more bruising you may experience. The amount of time bruising lasts varies among individuals and it can last up to two to three months. It is important to be patient following your surgery, as the final result will not be evident for some time. Thank you and I hope this helps. Add Comment \| Permalink

	Will fatty tissue in my face affect my facelift? Posted December 18, 2011 11:38 AM in Facelift by DR. PAUL S. NASSIF
Question: I hold some weight in my face. Will a skin-only facelift be sufficient or should my muscles also be manipulated? Answer: Elevating only the skin will provide a very temporary correction. Appropriate elevation of the layer underlying and supporting the skin, called the SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system) is necessary for long-term correction. Add Comment \| Permalink

	Will my facelift scars stop growing hair? Posted December 16, 2011 2:20 PM in Facelift by DR. PAUL S. NASSIF
Question: Is there a chance that I will experience hair loss at the site of the incisions for my facelift? Answer: Hair loss following facelift surgery may result on occasion due to a poor scar. I design my incisions to be nearly invisible when healed, and hidden within the hairlines without hairloss. Add Comment \| Permalink

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