Buccal Fat that Gives Youthful Structure and Volume Can Diminish and Descend in Facial Aging скачать в хорошем качестве

Buccal Fat that Gives Youthful Structure and Volume Can Diminish and Descend in Facial Aging

A lady had a facelift 3 years ago, followed by revision surgery the following year to address some bulging in her cheek. Now she feels that her surgeon has removed too much subcutaneous fat from her face, which has left the lower half looking saggy and sunken. Dr. Amiya Prasad, a Board-certified cosmetic surgeon and Fellowship-trained oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, explains the manifestation of herniated buccal fat in older people, which can contribute to the saggy and sunken appearance on the face. He describes the non-surgical procedure called the Y Lift® which he uses to restore structure, volume, and angularity to the face. Dr. Prasad differentiates lifting the skin, and restoring volume and structure to the face, which occur simultaneously in facial aging. Terms: Buccal fat - refers to the fat pocket or pad located in the cheeks. 2:58 - Cause of lower face bulge 3:55 - Treatment of lower face bulge during a facelift 5:15 - How Dr. Prasad chooses an appropriate treatment 5:30 - Fat grafting/fat transfer - why Dr. Prasad does not recommend doing it 5:50 - Non-surgical addition of volume and restoring facial structure without another facelift For more information regarding the Y Lift®, please visit: http://prasadcosmeticsurgery.com/non-... For more information regarding Dr. Prasad’s background and training, please visit: http://prasadcosmeticsurgery.com/dr-a... CONNECT WITH US! Facebook ▸▸▸ www.facebook.com/DrAmiyaPrasad Twitter ▸▸▸ twitter.com/@AmiyaPrasadMD Tumblr ▸▸▸ dramiyaprasad.tumblr.com Pinterest ▸▸▸ www.pinterest.com/amiyaprasadmd Prasad Cosmetic Surgery ▸▸▸ www.prasadcosmeticsurgery.com Real Facelift ▸▸▸ www.realfacelift.com