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Adult Content. Plastic Surgery is invasive and has risks.
Plastic Surgery is invasive and has risks.
Loose or excess skin on the neck, known by the scientific term “lateral ptosis of the frontal neck derma” is a common phenomenon of ageing, characterised by weakened neck muscles that lose their elasticity. How Does Loose Skin In The Neck Develop The platysma muscle is a wide, sheet-like muscle extending from the upper chest
Why Dr Jack Zoumaras Artiste Face Lift Technique is Different Minimising Facelift Scars Dr. Jack Zoumaras places incisions along the shadows of the ear and behind the tragus to ensure that the incision will not be visible. The Facelift incision then extends along the temple hairline. This incision is placed at 45 degrees to the
Age and sun exposure are the main reasons for skin sagging. They cause the skin to lose its elasticity and begin to sag, especially in the neck area. This sagging is commonly referred to as a ‘turkey neck’. Protecting the skin from the sun and keeping the face and neck moisturised can help. However, the
Dr Jack Zoumaras is a Plastic Surgeon, Writer, Blogger, current Secretary of the NSW Chapter of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons and Founder of Artiste Plastic Surgery. Everyone grows old differently, but for some people, undeniable signs of aging become evident. Turkey neck, for one, is common among people in their fifties and is
Dr Jack Zoumaras Facelift Plastic Surgeon at Artiste Plastic Surgery Dr Jack Zoumaras is one of only a few Plastic Surgeons who specialise in Facelift surgery and has worked in world class facelift centres around the world. A facelift is an operation that is a specilaised and best performed in the hands of someone who
Dr Jack Zoumaras is a Specialist Plastic Surgeon, Founder of Artiste Plastic Surgery and current Hon. Secretary of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons. Dr Jack Zoumaras has a deep knowledge on the face, a Facelift Plastic Surgeon based in Sydney, Australia. Having a Facelift is one of the biggest decision you will make as
Take a moment to observe a turkey’s neck, and you will notice that its neck has muscle banding and excess fleshy material. Now take a moment to imagine the same muscle banding and excess fleshy material on your own neck. Immediately, you will know that this is not a desirable feature. However, this visualisation may
Preparing for a neck lift involves more than simply scheduling the procedure. It’s important to take steps that ensure you are physically and mentally ready while understanding what the process entails. From assessing your overall health to discussing your goals with a qualified health professional, proper preparation can help you feel informed. In this article,
Neck lift surgery is a procedure that can alter the appearance of the neck and lower face. It may be performed alone or combined with other facial procedures. It’s essential for individuals to carefully consider the procedure, understand both its potential changes and limitations, and consult a qualified healthcare professional. Invasiveness, Recovery, Cost, And Longevity
Numerous variables, including genetics, gravity, the environment, and stress, can contribute to skin ageing, which may be noticeable in the neck area. Proper care following a neck lift is essential to support recovery and potentially help in maintaining the outcomes of your procedure. It is important to remember that neck lift does not halt the
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Disclaimer: At Artiste Plastic Surgery our Plastic Surgeons led by Dr Jack Zoumaras have been trained to the highest possible degree. All surgery has risks and it is always advised to get a second opinion. Risks are real and we cannot guarantee any result. All images in the gallery of before and afters are patients of Artiste Plastic Surgery. Other images represent stock images unless stated. Results are illustrated as a guide only. All risks are managed and any need for revision surgery or complications (1-5%) can be managed by our specialist plastic surgeons. Learn more here.
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