Signs Of a Facelift: How To Tell If Someone Had a Facelift
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- According to RealSelf, Facelift surgery is the third most-popular procedure in Los Angeles. In this video, board-certified Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, Dr. Gary Motykie, reveals the signs of a facelift, and how to tell if someone has had a facelift. Dr. Motykie also reveals botched celebrity facelifts, including President Joe Biden's, and what makes a good facelift.
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My son had surgery for cancer in his salivary gland when he was 12 years old. The dr. had to cut his ear off and lift it back to reach the cancerous gland. No one thought to take note if his ear lobes were genetically attached (like his dad’s) or unattached (like mine). You guessed it, they reattached it the wrong way…unattached. So now he has one of each. He’s in his thirty’s now, it has never bothered him. In fact in high school biology when their teacher told the class that a person had either attached or unattached earlobes but never one of each . He and his friends had a good time “proving her wrong”.
Thankfully the cancer was removed with one short surgery and he has never had anymore problems. The surgery was preformed at MD Anderson, an amazing hospital. It was a very unusual cancer for anyone, especially a child. All glory to God!
Wow. I'm both so happy your kid survived a potentially horrific disease and amused by the biology class story!
I've had surgery after cancer. I was told by the doctors to always have a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, instead of just plastic surgery certified. Great results.
Wow, your surgeon really needs to be an artist as well as a great doctor.
I find these videos so educational. I really like this doc. I'd love to know who did Micky Rouke's facelift. I'm assuming the doctor is hiding somewhere in the Witness Protection Program.
also Burt Reynolds !!!!
So sad he was a smashing looking fella and boxing does not mash your face up to look that bad. 😢
wonder how these people that can afford the best find these terrible plastic surgeons ..does a friend of a friend refer them
@@kite6864 nooo more like a 'frenemy!' ha!
Mickey Rourke, not Micky Rouke. He's had numerous procedures, it's kinda silly to focus only on one.
I had a facelift in my 60s.And believe me ladies it was painless. So glad I did it.
Painless? It is painful. ☹
I had a breast reduction they took 2 and a 1/2 pounds off a one breast and about a pound and a 1/2 of the other cause breaster aren't even and it was a 7 hour surgery and I've never been happier
Great to hear positive outcomes like you two. And great reasons, too. Plastic surgery is a good thing when done for the right reasons.
Hi Barbara , I am so thinking of having lower face and neck lift . Any tips or advice . I am 60
@@debraleonard6847 Debra, the only bad thing was that I was under anesthesia for a long time. And made me very sick for about 2 hours. But for the pain ,I had no pain. The only thing is a slight headache. But I had a full face lift. But everyone is different. Wish u a lot of luck. I am glad I had mine.
I stopped wearing make up decades ago and my skin has benefitted. I have no desire to pretend to be years younger than I am. There is a grace and beauty in aging and these procedures simply stoke the culture of youth when the wisdom that life experience brings is of more importance.
What are you guys doing here, then?...
@@dammar117 it’s because we saw joe Biden in the pictures
I stopped wearing makeup, too, only some light eyeshadow, because I love to match colors to my outfits. And I agree that we shouldn't stoke the culture of youth, and that wisdom is far more important.
That being said, it is an unfortunate reality that that wisdom comes at the price of physical decay. I don't want to look young (I never even did when I was young), but sagging skin is just a reminder of decay, and I don't want that.
@@ummtaimann6819 LOL.
Says the jealous dragon beetch😂😂
I won’t ever go under the knife or syringe. I do appear ten years younger than my chronological age. Why? I avoid an acidic diet. No alcohol. I take good care of my liver so hopefully, my glutathione levels are high. Nutrition is key. Some may choose a face lift but nutrition is the key to staying young! 🥰✨
4:09 "that windblown or joker face look" had me dying.
Who here never plans on doing this but is just here because you’re fascinated that others are willing to go through this!
First time i saw 'obvious' surgery in person was a very elderly woman where I worked. She had a very old voice, very stretched face and a VERY old neck. It was a very strange experience when you're not used to seeing it!
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In some places you see this so often that it becomes really normal.
@@TheMariemarie16 yeah I bet. It’s not common here where I am at all (apart from obvious lip fillers and Botox which is around but even then, not the norm)
Years ago I was fortunate to work with a very good Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in So. California. Many people in the industry came to him and I was surprised by a few he turned down, telling them they didn't need a facelift yet. One you showed of this video. She later came in to tell him, I should have listened to you. He was one of those conservative surgeons.
The examples from your clinic are beautiful 😍
Thank you 😊
When I was a kid my aunt had a facelift and when she came over for the first time afterword I didn't even know who she was and cried when my mother tried to convince me it was actually my aunt. She never looked like her at all again.
The only thing holding me back from a facelift is thinking about the pain. I was relieved to hear that this is not a painful procedure! Very informative video. Thank you Dr. Motykie! Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
I had to one. It was amazingly pain free. Just a bit uncomfortable for a day or so.
Mine was terribly painful.
@@Rosary716 Sorry to hear that. I somewhat find it hard to believe that a facelift is not painful at all. And that is why I am so hesitant.
It was 2003. Maybe miracles have improved the procedure. It felt as if my ears were severely burned and I only had the lower face done. I’m still happy with my neck, as at 75 I have no turkey neck nor many wrinkles ,but the first week was hell.
Bidin looks like the aliens from the movie fire in the sky .
Dr. Motyki’s got the badass hair
I’m a hairdresser & I always think the exact same! 😁
Don't forget the sexy head tilt!
Let’s face it he’s a very handsome man.
He reminds me some what like a young Kurt Reynolds
Is he gay?
I want to age gracefully & naturally. Im 70, dont like face makeup & people still say I dont look anyway near my age. However I know. My only concern is my profile where I can see sagging under my chin/neck. I wish there was a simple solution (no rubber bands behind my head!) :) but I enjoy listening to your candid opinions of facelifts. Excellent explanations.
Go for the facelift. Don't let moral judgement stand in the way of something that really interests you. There's nothing graceful about hanging skin, and there's no reason to allow natural decay. I want to age as the best version of myself. What is graceful? Elegance, attractiveness, grooming. What is natural? We exercise in man-made facilities with machines, we watch our diet with supplements and carefully produced foods, we get dental care like fillings and implants, we go to the hair salon to get our hair cut and colored. We use cars, cell phones, appliances, computers, medical drugs, flush toilets.
Taking advantage of modern commodities and technology is not a bad thing.
Aging leads to death. While death can't be avoided, the natural path to it is not a glorious one.
I say, get your facelift and be happy about it.
@@dammar117 Or not.
You are so kind with your advice & criticism. Thank-you.
5 Years ago my sister underwent a breast amputation because she had breast cancer. Not so long ago she had a breast reconstruction. It’s amazing what can be done nowadays. This new breast makes her feel so much better. She feels “whole” again. Now I must say that I am lucky to live in a country where cancer treatments, revalidation, psychological therapy, wigs and even reconstructive surgery is greatly covered by our social system. Otherwise people would be broke after having cancer.
I had a top certified plastic surgeon in Sacramento, CA, do my facelift and I was in excruciating pain during the first 24 to 48 hours afterwards! I truly wondered if I would be able to tolerate it and felt I should’ve been kept in the hospital for pain management! I literally had the first full blown panic attack of my life because I was so far from being able to cope with that amount of pain- so I’d like to know what went wrong there!!
Did you ever find out?
A good person to discuss is Daryl Hannah and what type of surgeries she had done to her face.
I’d be interested in an analysis of John Kerry’s face over the years. His surgery/enhancements were jarring.
Way too much filler! He’s got a mash potato face! Dreadful!
@@lynnie6120 more like Mr. Potato 🥔 head
I think his is an example of nerve damage
Frankenstein
I saw a woman with an overfilled upper lip. Omg, so thankful for my natural look.
So educational, thank you!! You're most kind to distibute your knowledge, and enlighten us!
I have nerve damage from a facelift and my smile is really crooked and its been 3 years and no change, I am so self-conscious of it when I smile, its heart breaking
I love how calm you are!
Dr. Gary, you remind me of a young Kurt Russell!😊
Summary: Don't be stupid or cheap. Save your money. Then just go to Dr. Gary Motykie. Yep, I think that pretty much sums it up.
I had a facelift and I look 10 years younger. My ears were sore for a few weeks. I have had many people asking me how I manage to look so great at 56. Best investment ever. I am a gym fanatic and my body matches my face. Love love love😅
@Kat, what do you say when people ask you that?
People comment all the time how young I look, and they want to know my secret, but since I’ve had nothing down, I just say thank you, and I share a few things, but if I’d had something done, I’d feel bad keeping it a secret. Do you tell them?
A fascination presentation on a subject I knew almost nothing about, nor needing a facelift! Thank you very much.
PS Typo "noT needing ..."
Thank you Dr. Motykie for this video. I noticed that all who were shown here are caucasian.
Could you bring us other nationalities (people of color) and their face lifts. I would like to hear what you have to say about the techniques used in their transformation and are there different techniques needed for different races.
Thank you.
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Claudia, I agree with you. After looking at a lot of after pictures by different surgeons of different ethnicities, I am curious if the ethnicity of the plastic surgeon plays a big role. I wonder if it’s because when a plastic surgeon sees his or her reflection or has grown up in a certain culture they would apply what is familiar and what they are surrounded with as an artistic eye to their patients.
@@karenfischer very interesting, like nosejobs, usually they do a eurocentric nose but at times it wont match with some characteristics of some races
Hello Claudia, I just had a great face lift, and my doctor actually said as a compliment that , African American women ,even at 70 look so good, that they don't need a face lift.
I have noticed that people like the gorgeous Dianne Carroll looked a bit aged by 80, though. I also have been noticing that the many great facelift doctors in the world
are of Scandinavian descent . I think it's because people in that part of the world age sooner, being fair skinned. I'm a medium skin caucasian and aged way better than
most of the Nordic people. Still, with everyone living longer, there is a market for African American face lifts and someone should start specializing in it. My makeup artist
is a very dark African American and went to an African American plastic surgeon for an upper eye lift over 10 years ago and had a droop in one eye, and lots of problems correcting
it. He thought his surgeon would understand how to work with his heavier skin texture, just because he had the same skin. So it doesn't matter what the race of the surgeon is
as long as he/she understands what to do. I agree there needs to be work and attention paid to different ethnic skin types in plastic surgery. A lot of business is being missed out.
You look amazing Dr. Motykie, you haven't changed a bit since your Dr. 90210 days. Curious how you stay looking so youthful and what if anything you have had done yourself. Would love to see a video about your own procedures (or lack of) if you are comfortable talking about it.
I have no idea how old Dr Gary is but he certainly looks very well preserved and also "natural".
I remember Elvis had a really obvious facelift cuz his sideburns went behind his ears. He otherwise didn’t look bad, just kinda shiny.
I would feel really depressed...if I looked worse..and too different..you can't really disguise how old you really are ...everything catches up with you in the end.
Excellent presentation doctor. Lots of good info. ❤❤❤
As always, your videos are educational and informative and you always seem to answer all the questions we all have about plastic surgery, Pros and Cons! I hope you had a wonderful holidays and happy 2022! ❤️
I am so intrigued! I have had some fillers and some BOTOX. I recently had a blepharoplasty to correct my field of vision. I would love to have a facelift! Thank you for being an educational doctor (my favorite kind!).
Just remember that once you're put to sleep and go under the knife of any doctor, your face is in their hands. At that point it's a crap shoot. Maybe one's face is better left as is. All about choices....and luck.
@@darlingusa2pettee57 I agree that there is risk. You investigate and get referrals. You look at their pictures of before and after. I have had 2 Board Certified Plastic Surgeons work on my breasts, following cancer. My breasts look pretty good due to their skill, and my following after care instructions. Here is the thing: don't go overboard! Get a tweak. Most PS are not in favor of multiple procedures at one time. Most PS will say, "No" when they need to. Sadly, some PS will not (example, the PS for Priscilla Presley, Simon Cowell, Michael Jackson, Madonna).
This video was very interesting. I came across it by accident (Barry Manilow search). Fascinating topic. Having said that, I feel sorry for people who feel they have to go through these procedures. Ageing is normal. I do not know when society will accept this. Probably never.
If Kurt Russell were a plastic surgeon, he'd look like Dr. Motykie. lol
Hey doc, are you open about what procedures you’ve had done, if any? Thanks, I’m really enjoying your channel!
I am curious as well!
What make you think he had anything done 🤔
@@sct4040 well according to this video: he looks young, well rested, and pretty 😂 all jokes aside, I'm wondering if plastic surgeons have a "cobblers children have no shoes" situation
He looks like he’s had some work done
10 months later and no reply ... guess that means he isn't open about it 🤣😂🤣
I don’t think I’ll ever be able to afford a facelift, but I’d love to know to what extent fat transfer and lasers can help the mid 60’s face. My diet is good and I live in a colder clime but I’ve got the dreaded jowls and fat loss
Instead of lasers, try retinol night creams. It’s amazing.
Retinols are amazing for the skin, but they won't do anything for the jowls, which are the fat pads that have descended due to laxity of the internal structures.
is that what happened with tom cruise's puffed up face ???
A lot of filler...
What’s the average age for women getting a facelift? Are mini facelifts the same as a regular one?
Another quality plastic surgery video , thanks Dr M.
Very educational! Thank you Dr. M!
Doc that’s not a facelift that’s an imposter with a mask
I’ve had an assymetrical smile my whole life, even as a child
You can get all the face lifts you want but the body is still aging. You can always tell most face lifts, like the doctor said, in the smile. Dolly Parton is an example of this. Her mouth is so wide now.
Excellent and very educational information, thank you so much for making these videos
What about men with shaved heads? I have always wondered where the scars go on bald heads?
Well, they are visible. I can tell because I have this problem. But I knew beforehand I have a bad scar healing and I still went for a facelift and I'm happy with it. I had my facelift when I was 42 and I'm 57 on the pic with the cap. There was too much loose skin which annoyed me, so I rather opted for visible scars. Happy New Year 😊
@@ingvarjensen1088 well you really look normal and well rested!
@@syasyaishavingfun Thank you very much.
Or the ratios between facial parts are off.
And the sinking of the eyeballs isn't addressed by plastic surgery.
Great point!!!
I don’t know why this is such a fascinating subject. But love the videos doc.
The most obvious tell-rale sign to be is a 70 years old with no turkey neck or jowls, or lines around mouth. If I'm gonna pay upwards of $30,000, I want people to know that it wasn't the turmeric diet. The funniest excuse I ever heard was someone trying to tell me she looked so much younger because of Retin-A. That stuff's good, but not that good.
70? Make that 55. At least.
My mom is almost 80 and has no turkey neck, or hanging neck, but she does have jowls. However, she is beautiful and radiant! My grandmother was still very beautiful at 90-I think their biggest secret is/was a beautiful heart. A loving, peaceful heart keeps you young, and it radiates outward. ❤
I am 46, I look at least 10 years younger but I am not waiting until my face looks old. I need a facelift now. I would give anything to be treated by Dr. Motykie.
I'm 45.. don't get a facelift.. Just do botox for now. Procedures will improve in the coming years
I'm here when you're ready 🙂 Happy New Year!
Some women do a necklift. Get a few consults. ❤️
I am 83 and had my facelift when I was 46. The best thing I have ever done!!
@@judytaylor3099 That seems so young, Judy! I'm 45 now and don't feel I'm ready for a facelift. Do you still look younger than your age?
I like your point about choosing a surgeon and their aesthetic eye and artistic talent. I have noticed with the different plastic surgeon that have have shown after pictures that symmetry just doesn’t seem right to me. Your after pictures, however, really look amazing and quite artistic and beautiful. I would like to get a consultation. I will look you up on the Internet and give your office a call.
I know you've already done Jennifer aniston a few months ago, but could you please do an update on her please? Every time I see her in an interview or her latest season of her show, she looks different.. Mouth area and cheeks etc, has she had a facelift recently or is it just fillers.. As her mouth is starting to have that wide pulled look.,in my opinion 💚✨
Amazing, measured commentary! I know there are so many charlatans out there, as in they are certified surgeons, but not accredited plastic surgeons. Always surprised at those who have the means for good work go cheaper.
There are also subspecialties in plastic surgery. :) For example, the oculo-plastic surgeons who ~only work on eyes~. They tend to work on the worst cases such correcting damage done by hyperthyroid eye disease. Patients can get that bulgy goldfish eye look. (Exophthalmia.) Quite socially crippling and it can cause other issues. 💔 Those surgeons can mostly reverse that. (!) Genius. It’s important to find someone who does a certain set of procedures all day, every day. Avoid those who claim they ‘can do everything’ and do it masterfully. [Nobody can live up to that.] 😩
I had a blocked tear duct and my ophthalmologist sent me to an ocular plastic surgeon. They also do surgery on people that have had cancer around the eye and nose.
Your facelifts look like rejuvenation. Great work doc!
Love that chuckle, so endearing!
“Pulled and strange looking” is what u thought about Biden. Lol so obvious
The thing is physiologically floppy skin isn't loose skin, it's skin over muscles of the face that are too tight. When those facial muscles are stretched back out, the skin on top lays smooth again with less excess kinda like fabric over elastic waistband. Of course, If there's muscle wasting, or a mass removal, that's different. Skin on a face is not like skin on your arms or legs. You can't pull the skin off a face like a jacket, like skinning a squirrel. Facial skin has fibrous attachments to the muscle underneath which allows us to form facial expressions, bob our eyebrows, flare nostrils, squint, or twitch away an annoyance. Faces have variations because of those fibers. And it's those fibers that drag skin with them as muscle underneath shrinks , bunching skin on top. There will always be some muscle wasting in places naturally from everyday living. We chew a certain way, maybe one side more than the other, we sing, we smoke pipes or cigarettes, purse to drink wine, we grimace in ways characteristic to our personalities. All this leads to highs and lows of muscles, but the fibers never change. For instance, we get hollow cheeks with age as the muscle underneath shortens from repetitive chewing. The trampoline of skin and muscle between cheek bone and jaw bone shorten and the skin on top begins a glacial slide with gravity because there's no support for the ample epidermal real estate on top. But you CAN fill out your cheeks again with stretching that trampoline back out (being careful not to grab the skin doing it) so skin fibers are again perpendicular to their support.
Think about it. Children are born with naturally relaxed facial muscles, plump muscle support, and the skin attachment fibers sit perpendicular to the muscle layer beneath. As we mature, all that changes with repetitive actions. To regain some of that skin support, we have to restore the foundation to it's youthful length.
Not taking all this basic biology into account leads plastic surgeons to concentrate on skin as if there's too much of it, with complete disregard for the flattened support structure, and eventually the skin on top has no more stretch in it and surgery is no help either. Skin is glassy, pores given a 'nap' orientation, and support fiber structures so deranged, that final aging is never pretty or even particularly graceful at that stage. It's usually macabre. Doll like.
I've been doing this stretching for about 5 years and while I'm hitting 70, my facial skin is in remarkably good shape and tone. Anyone can do it if it's understood you can't just grab your face and start yanking it around without irreparably breaking those supporting fibers. A good place to start for me was to look at anatomical drawings of the face and know where muscle fibers are going, and what happens to skin on top. The support fibers will be perpendicular between the two. The easiest and least damaging test of what I'm saying is stretching the mouth to get rid of lip lines. My lips were pulling into my mouth (hey, I'm OLD) and wrinkles formed around my top lip as the orifice muscle shortened and pulled my lips underneath.. This makes perfect sense. Most sipping uses the top lip, strengthens and shortens the top muscle of that "O" muscle forming the mouth, and after 70 years, it wrinkles up the skin on top. But when I carefully pulled that top "O" muscle out, the skin on top laid flat again. From there I began to wonder if other muscles of the face work that way too, and it turns out most of them do.
Granted, no amount of manipulation is going to give me that angelic 10-year old face. It's unlikely at 70, I'm going to look 30 again. There's unavoidable things like sun damage, muscle wasting, connective tissue derangement, etc. that can never be reversed. But I could reduce crow's feet, chin flaps, gobble neck, sunken eyes, droopy eyebrows, hollow cheeks, droopy nose. What I needed to know and understand was what's underneath skin, the muscle action of those fibers and how it affects skin on top, and what action reverses it, and genuine respect for the inflexible dermal anchors from skin to muscle. Because once THOSE fibers are damaged - by stretching or surgery - they can't be reattached, so I knew any program from there would have to be about preserving them. You'd think results take daily routine, but happily no. It can be spot repair, since facial stretching relieves skin bunching within about 20 minutes. Get those stretches wrong, and it scared the crap out of me, looking like everything was made worse! Fortunately, even gross errors smoothed out in a day or two. When done right, there's a kind of initial skin 'shock' where it looks wrinkly worse, but after 20 minutes the skin lays back down correctly and fuller. The stretch done right feels like a sunburn, so there's even feedback when to stop going too far.
If you want to research this yourself, go for it. Just credit me so I get my 15 minutes of fame before I die. :D
Fascinating . Can you share a link on what the stretches are like?
I don't understand why some of these wealthy celebrities get such bad surgery. Donatella Versace's result is terrible.
Kenny Rogers said he was so embarrassed that his plastic surgery was so bad. He didn't want to be seen in public. But Reynolds looked horrible as well. They have so much money and yet get such horrible surgeons. Maybe they wait too late and then have too much done at once. But why do these doctors not consult better? It's all about the money but these people should tell who did their surgery so people will stay away.
Like Shysty Pelosi's eyebrows up in the middle of her forehead.
Most do look weird. Cher nailed it ❤️
I need to call your office soon! Happy New Year!
My Facelift hurt like Hell,they dont send you home with 40 Oxys for nothing....just saying. Mine is 2 months old and I love it!
Same 😭😭 My lower face and neck lift was a very painful experience! I wouldn't do it again. I wasn't prepared for the pain, because I'm younger (early 40s) and the surgeon said it would be a super easy recovery, just like the doc in this video. I had only requested non-narcotic pain relief because I didn't think it would hurt. That first night was Hellish!! I called first thing in the morning to switch to vicoden and even that barely touched the pain that first week. I think surgeons need to be more honest. Maybe I'm just sensitive, but dude. That shit hurt so bad!!! I'm not even sure about my results because it's only been 3 weeks and I look a bit odd. Sigh.
Thank you so much Dr. Gary Motykie, for sharing your knowledge; since I am looking to do one soon-this was invaluable...I will be coming to see you:)))
What a great educational video! Wish I lived closer to CA!
My smile is now wonky, I’m 70, in my late 60s a nerve/muscle on one side of my mouth “dropped”, it doesn’t work the same as the other side when I smile. Drs aren’t concerned, nor am I. It’s just age.
I do wonder if many of the overdone changes are due to clients insisting, going against the Drs advice.
So useful! Thank you 🙏
Excellent and educational.
I guess I'm the only one who's bugged by piggy eyes {Wayne Newton, Joe Biden}. I don't understand how that happens. Why would anyone want their eyes to get smaller? It doesn't make you look younger
Eyes recede in their sockets with age.
Another great informative video !
Wonderful tips! So glad that I found this video. Thank you so much Doctor!
I wish aging could just be accepted and celebrated as the gift that it is. Why not have all plastic surgeons just stop these expensive cosmetic 'secrets' which are damaging and insidious. Address this cultural distaste for signs of aging, change the way media treats aging, have more representation of older people in media, give people therapy to address and accept themselves as they are. One day I hope its a reality.
You can't really change the whole of society, you can only change your own view of aging. Also people are just insecure about aging because of looks and you don't look conventionally good anymore compared to when you're younger. It's a vain mindset constantly thinking of attractiveness all the time.
Everyone gets old. I think it's a blessing because you are able to live longer to see and experience life and you are going to be closer to God. If you don't believe in God then of course it will be more depressing when you're aging because it just means you're deteriorating and that's it.
Aging (sagging, getting weaker, losing our vibrancy) is not a blessing. It's the price we pay for the blessing of continuous living.
Aging bothers us because it brings us closer to death. We don't want to be reminded of death.
People that has surgery shouldn’t pretend they didn’t have it if someone asks also if you don’t want to hide, you don’t need to
Yes, Michael Jackson insisted he just matured... insisted over and over, was about to end the interview.
Hey, Dr. Gary, it might be a good idea to keep up with these thematic videos. Instead of analysing 1 person, you talk for example about the lips in general and take different celebs as examples 🤗
Excellent information! Thanks
Thanks so much for an awesome informative video.
The person who I think received a bad face lift was Betty Ford, former First Lady. To me she was unrecognizable after the face lift.
As a man, I was very impressed with the men's facelift @ 5:37.
Jb has had atleast 5 facelifts
9:50 Janice. The shade. 😂
Dr Doctor,if I was thinking of having plastic surgery,which I am not,sorry I don't think I could afford you!!!!!,but if I could, I would picking you,I feel I could trust you,your to the point,not full of bull!!!!!☺️🇬🇧
Nicely explained. I wish I could afford you!
Always valuable and interesting information - thank you!
Sometimes its not obvious that someone had facelift. One case Im totally confused: Jim Carrey. He looks like who had a good sleep and I know when he looked old he had problems (depression, burn out, etc). So maybe he is just happy now. Or he may have had plastic surgery. What do you think???
Yes.. Whole Foods and good living. That’s the best defense .
How much it for plastic.surgen
It seems so odd that some of the wealthiest people didn’t pay top dollar for the best plastic surgeons. Ultimately they can’t and in some cases didn’t take it with them so they should’ve just paid for the best when they had the money and opportunity. Madonna seems to have taken that hint and is on a better path. The swelling is down and she actually looks great. She should’ve taken a hard pass on the BBL though. Cher has been using top notch surgeons for a while and looks fabulous for her age. Her face doesn’t look like she’s an entirely different person. Please do a video highlighting some older people in the industry who actually did it right. I’m 56 and I don’t have wrinkles but my face has some minor loss of elasticity so the corners of my lips are starting to bend downward in a resting state and I have the very beginnings of jowls. I’m not sure what to do. I wish I had done something more preventative, but this didn’t start until I was 54. 🤦🏽♀️ I only need a lower face lift at best. Unless jowls can be fixed without a full lower lift. Contemplating some temporary options like threading as I need to be on camera these days a lot with work but would rather just have the surgery and have lasting effect.
I can't believe so many wealthy people who get bad work.
3:09 now that just looks fckn insane. Creepy af
Hey Dr Gary really enjoyed your opinions this morning, brilliant!!! Best wishes Paula in uk x
I am more concerned with the neck area. That is a real tell tale sign. What can be done about that?
When I got plastic surgery I just went out with my bandages and bruises and swelling 🥴😅walking and fresh air is good for healing and I don’t give two flying squirrels’ flying farts 🐿💨 if anyone knows I had surgery or not. I don’t think beauty that comes from random gene combinations is more valuable than beauty from the skill of a surgeon and the world would be better if we didn’t judge each other for decisions about our own bodies. That said I live in Seoul and people don’t freak out when they see someone swollen and bandaged walking about 😂
You are supposed to look refreshed. Not resurrected!
I'm so sad that Dr motykie will probably be retired by the time I'm ready for a face-lift 😭😭
Unless you're 10 years old, he should still be around. He seems to be in his 40s, still has plenty of years left. I'm consulting with a surgeon who's been practicing since 1984.
Good info!!! Tell me, what was your procedure and who did it?!!!!?
Joe Biden looks SO different from several years ago, many think he's a completely different person. Hard not to think this.
I have nothing my neck is mine and I’m 73 everything is real .Maybe filler for my eyes little bit but I’m scare I have no craw feet this is me for real .My eyes I need little Botox and my lip just little I don’t need plastic surgery my neck is mine I have no wrinkles nowhere. I’m just scared. You are great doctor. Biden i noticed right away got facelift or filler.
Ty for honesty.