My patients often ask about facelift incisions and where they are placed. They’re concerned that the incisions or scars might be visible. So when we perform facelift surgery, we’re very careful to hide the scars in inconspicuous locations, so they won’t be visible to other people. The incisions for facelift vary a little bit from individual to individual depending upon their hairline, but generally, the incision runs up into the temple hairline and then, we very carefully follow the curvature around the ear hiding the incision in the natural crease in front of the ear behind this part of the ear here, so it actually goes in the ear a little bit, and then out around this corner here. The rest of the incision is actually hidden on the back surface of the ear and then up into the hairline. So we place the incisions very carefully, following natural creases and convolutions of the ear up onto the back surface of the ear into the hairline. It doesn’t disturb hair patterns. Patients can still style their hair as they wish and with properly placed facelift incisions, patients can wear their hair back and off the ear and the incisions still won’t be visible. So that’s a concern that may patients will have – will my scars be visible? Will I have to change my hairstyle? And the answer to those questions should be no. Facelift incisions carefully placed should really be very inconspicuous and very hard to see.
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