I live in Westchester, N.Y. About 20 mi North of NYC. I just had a smas facelift which included upper & lower eyes, fat injections to lower eye,cheeks & laugh lines. I had a surgeon with great results & views 👍🏻. Total cost in office under general anesthesia- cost me $27,000. I paid in cash so it was $25,000 in total. I am 67 & now look 47. Next - Laser treatment 😉
I am 61 and had two facelifts because the first one did not work well at all . I have the deep plane now and I am happy . It took one year to recover fully . No pain though .
Thanks for this video, explains very comprehensively, alot of what I'd like to know about face lifts...which I plan to have soon...I'll be going to Mexico next month and the cost is $6500...(that includes 6 day/night stay)
Excellent video Dr Adam! I just saw your video about mid facelift. I was wondering if you could please explain (and if its not too much to ask perhaps make a video) when a Dr would consider mid facelift vs a full facelift?
I think it would be nice to see a video of some research from you with cases of damage from hyaluronidase. If only all the doctors would read and see the pictures of all the cases in a facebook group called botched fillers and hyaluronidase damage, I think they would be interested in researching more and try to find another solutions to get rid of filler complications asap.
Had a question… does early intervention with a mini lift about mid 40s help with needs for a more extreme lift later on? Can it be seen as an investment for the future? Please? :)
yes and no. a mini doesn't do much but if you know you want a facelift but not yet then its an option if you have the spare money and time. 40s is about when most people consider a full facelift for the first time. hope that helps.
Hi Dr Goodwin When preforming a neck and lower face lift is the platysma muscles sewn together to correct where the muscles have parted and is this not done through the incision under the chin not through the incision behind the ear ? As I'm sure I heard in the past the repair Of the platysma itself was through the incision under the chin
Hi doctor is turkey a good place to have face lift, or teeth implants, as I have heard horror stories about people wear left disfigured what are your thoughts on this love your videos you are very truthful Kind Regards
I would like to have a facelift with twilight sedation and have been looking for the right surgeon for some time, I note that you don’t mention sedation on your website but is this a possibility? Thank you… J
it is but there is no real advantage. by the time you are asleep enough to accept a facelift you may as well be totally asleep as its safer. nonetheless I have done a few that way. where do you live?
@@adamgoodwinsurgery thank you for your reply. I live in Abergavenny, Wales. My sister died of a PE following surgery (she did have many medical problems) and this has made me more anxious than is ‘normal’ I suppose.
@@Camille-accessories understandably so. consultations are free and we could organise a zoom one for you and we could discuss your options if you think that's worhwhile.
@@adamgoodwinsurgery yes, I would like to arrange that, it sounds great. I’m not put off having surgery in Manchester as my daughter (who will be accompanying me for a week) can work out of her firm’s Manchester office. Shall I contact your secretary?
Hello Dr Adam, love your candid channel (that doesn’t try to sell me a creator’s overpriced skincare line)! I‘d love for you to clarify something regarding deep plane facelifts: 1) Surgeons always talk about how during a deep plane facelift, the ligaments are „released“ - that means „cut“, right? 2) Why would they need to be released/cut? I hear it‘s because when you lift the SMAS, they still pull in the wrong direction and that that tension can create an unnatural look. So…haven’t the ligaments become lax with age as well? If so, how can they pull the tissue? 3) If they are released/cut, what is put in their place? Sutures? Don’t you need attached ligaments or a replacement? Can they be re-attached in a different/youthful position? I haven’t been able to find this information anywhere.
the problem is, as you age you skull shrinks. your face no longer fits the bone. by cutting the ligaments you allow the face to fit the now smaller skull better. the discussion is around whether that is necessary. its a 50/50 call at the moment. the ligaments heal and scar tissue forms which does the same job. hope that helps. Adam Goodwin
It's a shame in this day and age we are not allowed to grow older without being called old. I am 66 and looking back I never looked at my grandparents and thought; oh, they are so old. No, I saw the character that exuded from them.
You're very welcome to grow old. You're also welcome to wear makeup, colour your hair, have cosmetic dentistry or plastic surgery. It's called freedom.
I used to look at granny and get sad thinking I have to look all old and wrinkly in the future. I want this instead to always looks like me as much as I can!
What are the implications on the thyroid and anyone suffering autoimmune and thyroid menopausal symptoms? IE isnt this going to have a long term negative outcome if you upset an already upset organ (The Thyroid?)
I come see you Mr goodwin you'll remember me the one with tatoo under my eye lol. You actually said my face isn't that bad. You said a lower face lift and neck lift. I forgot to ask whats the difference in this then a full face lift. Plus do you remove any excess fat in the jawline and neck in the lower facelift and necklift procedure and will the platysma muscles in my neck be tightened in this procedure and what do you class as the lower face because its different for some surgeons on here. Does it improve marionette lines.
I am considering a neck/ face lift. I am very worried that i will look like I’ve had work done. Seeing people like Carol Burnet, Jane Fonda, Pricilla Presley, scare me. They look terrible and look like they had surgery. I need to know why they look so terrible after the work was done, especially since they would have had money to pay for the best. Please help me understand if their results are normal.
its 4 or 5 facelifts followed by too much of everything else that is the problem. you don’t notice a well done first or even second facelift. hope that helps.
Hi Adam just a question does a facelift actually improve or get rid of marionette folds or help reduce them I've read so much that facelift alone doesn't help with this
I’m 71 and recently lost quite a bit of weight. My face is sagging. I’m single and it would be nice to find a significant other (but it’s not a top priority in my life) Men my own age are looking for women my DAUGHTERS age! They don’t want saggy wrinkly old ladies.
I live in Westchester, N.Y. About 20 mi North of NYC. I just had a smas facelift which included upper & lower eyes, fat injections to lower eye,cheeks & laugh lines. I had a surgeon with great results & views 👍🏻. Total cost in office under general anesthesia- cost me $27,000. I paid in cash so it was $25,000 in total. I am 67 & now look 47. Next - Laser treatment 😉
Can you say who your surgeon was?
Ridiculous price!
@rosiesingleton6480 I live in the same area as you, and I’m the same age. Can you please post the name of the surgeon you used. Thanks so much
@@julieschwartz2135 Dr. Neal Goldberg Central Park Ave. Scarsdale, NY Check out his gallery photos - I’m in them
I reside in the Hudson valley as well. I would love if you would share who your surgeon was.
I am 61 and had two facelifts because the first one did not work well at all . I have the deep plane now and I am happy . It took one year to recover fully . No pain though .
they aren't typically painful surgeries. interesting to hear your experience thanks.
One year to recover that's a long time . I want to see results ASAP
Had deep plane face and necklift this year! Absolutely horrible to recover!!!!!!! No sleep for 5 weeks!@cartierwhite_lasvegas
I really had no pain at all@@patriciavandevelde5469
Being in the appearance enhancement business for 40 years, I thoroughly enjoy your presentations. They are very well articulated.
Yes very good teacher he is
This video is amazing! Very informative 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your information I know know what to choose between a deep plane and a smas face lift
Super explanation, thank you
Thanks for this video, explains very comprehensively, alot of what I'd like to know about face lifts...which I plan to have soon...I'll be going to Mexico next month and the cost is $6500...(that includes 6 day/night stay)
Thank you, this information is very useful
So nice of you
Excellent commentary. Am a physician who has had a face lift 20 years ago. Am considering having it done again.
Excellent video Dr Adam! I just saw your video about mid facelift. I was wondering if you could please explain (and if its not too much to ask perhaps make a video) when a Dr would consider mid facelift vs a full facelift?
its all about the neck jowls and lower face. a mid face addresses only that. nothing below the nasiolabial lines. does that answer your question.
@@adamgoodwinsurgery Makes sense - thank you!
I think it would be nice to see a video of some research from you with cases of damage from hyaluronidase. If only all the doctors would read and see the pictures of all the cases in a facebook group called botched fillers and hyaluronidase damage, I think they would be interested in researching more and try to find another solutions to get rid of filler complications asap.
I am not convinced that hyalase causes any damage. fillers and problems with fillers yes, but hyalase, not really.
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
Very informative, thank you!
Very welcome!
ADORABLE EXPLANNING 🌹🌹🌹
Thank you! 😃
Thank you. That was really thorough.
You're welcome!
South Korea is the best place for any plastic surgery. 😊
Very informative video! Excellent!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Had a question… does early intervention with a mini lift about mid 40s help with needs for a more extreme lift later on? Can it be seen as an investment for the future? Please? :)
yes and no. a mini doesn't do much but if you know you want a facelift but not yet then its an option if you have the spare money and time. 40s is about when most people consider a full facelift for the first time. hope that helps.
Hi Dr Goodwin
When preforming a neck and lower face lift
is the platysma muscles sewn together to
correct where the muscles have parted and
is this not done through the incision under
the chin not through the incision behind the
ear ? As I'm sure I heard in the past the
repair Of the platysma itself was through
the incision under the chin
yes if the platysma is split at the front which it often is then an additional scar is necessary. not always though. thanks for the comment.
Can you do a vertical facelift? I’m interested in having one done.
yes but vertical is not usually the direction of descent. its more vertical for the cheek and super posterior for the neck
Hi doctor is turkey a good place to have face lift, or teeth implants, as I have heard horror stories about people wear left disfigured what are your thoughts on this love your videos you are very truthful Kind Regards
I have seen lots of results from turkey and many of them are good. I cannot recommend anyone in particular though.
Vanity is where I wanna go in Turkey. You get money off if you bring a friend. I'm solo so far. Having facelift and upper blepharoplasty.
@@gingernightmare9152Hello, did you got to Turkey? If you did could you tell me where please as I would like to go there for a facelift?
Hi can you do a topic on profhilo please 😊
I would like to have a facelift with twilight sedation and have been looking for the right surgeon for some time, I note that you don’t mention sedation on your website but is this a possibility? Thank you… J
it is but there is no real advantage. by the time you are asleep enough to accept a facelift you may as well be totally asleep as its safer. nonetheless I have done a few that way. where do you live?
@@adamgoodwinsurgery thank you for your reply. I live in Abergavenny, Wales. My sister died of a PE following surgery (she did have many medical problems) and this has made me more anxious than is ‘normal’ I suppose.
@@Camille-accessories understandably so. consultations are free and we could organise a zoom one for you and we could discuss your options if you think that's worhwhile.
@@adamgoodwinsurgery yes, I would like to arrange that, it sounds great. I’m not put off having surgery in Manchester as my daughter (who will be accompanying me for a week) can work out of her firm’s Manchester office. Shall I contact your secretary?
@@Camille-accessories yes please. her details are on all the videos. speak soon.
Hello Dr Adam, love your candid channel (that doesn’t try to sell me a creator’s overpriced skincare line)! I‘d love for you to clarify something regarding deep plane facelifts:
1) Surgeons always talk about how during a deep plane facelift, the ligaments are „released“ - that means „cut“, right?
2) Why would they need to be released/cut? I hear it‘s because when you lift the SMAS, they still pull in the wrong direction and that that tension can create an unnatural look. So…haven’t the ligaments become lax with age as well? If so, how can they pull the tissue?
3) If they are released/cut, what is put in their place? Sutures? Don’t you need attached ligaments or a replacement? Can they be re-attached in a different/youthful position?
I haven’t been able to find this information anywhere.
the problem is, as you age you skull shrinks. your face no longer fits the bone. by cutting the ligaments you allow the face to fit the now smaller skull better. the discussion is around whether that is necessary. its a 50/50 call at the moment. the ligaments heal and scar tissue forms which does the same job. hope that helps.
Adam Goodwin
@@adamgoodwinsurgery Thank you so much for taking the time!
I’d get one in a NY minute!
It's a shame in this day and age we are not allowed to grow older without being called old. I am 66 and looking back I never looked at my grandparents and thought; oh, they are so old. No, I saw the character that exuded from them.
You're very welcome to grow old. You're also welcome to wear makeup, colour your hair, have cosmetic dentistry or plastic surgery. It's called freedom.
I use to look at my Granny and think...
wow ..really wrinkly...😂😂😂
I used to look at granny and get sad thinking I have to look all old and wrinkly in the future. I want this instead to always looks like me as much as I can!
@@Calax93 No matter what we do to our outside if we are lucky we are going to continue to grow old.
I used to lay on my grandmas lap looking up at her and play with her turkey neck. Hell no, I ain’t that kinda granny. Nope. Gimme that facelift
How long does a face lift last ?
forever but you don't stop ageing. you will just always look 8-10 years younger.
What are the implications on the thyroid and anyone suffering autoimmune and thyroid menopausal symptoms? IE isnt this going to have a long term negative outcome if you upset an already upset organ (The Thyroid?)
no as most people are on thyroxine replacement which is very effective
I come see you Mr goodwin you'll remember me the one with tatoo under my eye lol. You actually said my face isn't that bad. You said a lower face lift and neck lift. I forgot to ask whats the difference in this then a full face lift. Plus do you remove any excess fat in the jawline and neck in the lower facelift and necklift procedure and will the platysma muscles in my neck be tightened in this procedure and what do you class as the lower face because its different for some surgeons on here. Does it improve marionette lines.
Yes we take fat from under the chin. A lower face loft is the same as a face lift, it just doesn’t lift anything above the eyes.
I’m just interested in a lower face/neck lift.
happy to see you. we don't charge for appointments so at least that is something. where are you based? we are in south manchester
@@adamgoodwinsurgery I am on the mid-coast of Maine,USA 😬
i mean i would be happy to see you but I think its too far if you were to have any problems. These are rare but not impossible.
USA wow how expensive!
I am considering a neck/ face lift. I am very worried that i will look like I’ve had work done. Seeing people like Carol Burnet, Jane Fonda, Pricilla Presley, scare me. They look terrible and look like they had surgery. I need to know why they look so terrible after the work was done, especially since they would have had money to pay for the best. Please help me understand if their results are normal.
its 4 or 5 facelifts followed by too much of everything else that is the problem. you don’t notice a well done first or even second facelift.
hope that helps.
Hi doctor what is the cost of facial surgery in turkey ? please reply me
please ask someone in turkey. I don't know for sure.
what is the cheapest price of facial surgery in the world@@adamgoodwinsurgery I hope you reply me
For a full face lift it's arround $7000 including fat transfer.
@@TamaraandTanya Hi Do you have a dr you can recommend in Turkey please
Ehm no im 47 but I'm accepting myself. We made it to old age wow!
Hi Adam just a question does a facelift actually improve or get rid of marionette folds or help reduce them I've read so much that facelift alone doesn't help with this
it does.
Oh brother!
I’m 71 and recently lost quite a bit of weight. My face is sagging. I’m single and it would be nice to find a significant other (but it’s not a top priority in my life) Men my own age are looking for women my DAUGHTERS age! They don’t want saggy wrinkly old ladies.
Buy a budgie, far less trouble.
@@vickikay54 I’m a cat lady. 🙃
They want a woman their age who looks 25 years younger, IMHO.