An old gent with a successful face refresh

He looks great! They did a good job. He looks natural, not pulled and stretched to within an inch of his life.

OP maybe he couldn't afford it at 60. I don't necessarily see the point at that age, but hey if he's got the money and it makes him feel better

Wow - good for him. He looks great.

I hope it exceeded his expectations (it is great when it happens).

That's a good lift.

The neck especially takes off 10 years- Its great work! Good for him!!!!

I was looking through their gallery, and they do good work there. The non-surgical gallery shows they're good with fillers; in most cases, you can barely tell the difference, but there is one and it looks good. But so many of them really didn't need it, meaning that almost no one else would see the "flaw" that bothered those patients so much that they got medical treatment for it. Example: a non-surgical rhinoplasty to straighten out a bump that was not prominent. The nose is completely straight now, which is cool, but the bump wasn't disfiguring at all.

Does he get laid more now?

They seem to do a lot of the lift at the ear lope. You can see the changed ear on the old gent. On this woman it's pretty radical.

But isn't there a way to lift it from even higher?

The lifts are good, modest. They don't fuck up the eyes. They seem to specialise in neck work and that does a lot of the visual impact.

This woman got her money's worth. She was hideous beforehand.

Maybe he is on the market, who knows. He looks like a spry grandpa who you might be tempted to give a try, who could potentially still fuck, in the after photo.

These people are in DC. Must be who Joe Biden went to.

OP, Don't you know? .. Guys on DL who are 60 are all mistaken to be 35, so there's no reason for them to do this at that point.

I wish I could afford this.

R11 Didn't Uncle Joe go some butcher military surgeon at a VA hospital? Looks like it.

The old gent looked healthy before the lift. I mean most of the skin on his face was healthy if spotted, and not all that wrinkled. He was just drooping all over.

[quote]The old gent looked healthy before the lift. I mean most of the skin on his face was healthy if spotted, and not all that wrinkled.

They don't do facelifts or elective cosmetic procedures on people who aren't healthy, especially ones in their 70s.

Point taken. I was mostly referring to his skin looking healthy before.

Facelifts require general anesthesia, don't they? I would be wary of possible cognitive damage from that, especially for the olds. Maybe a DL doc could weigh in.

[quote]Facelifts require general anesthesia, don't they? I would be wary of possible cognitive damage from that, especially for the olds. Maybe a DL doc could weigh in.

Lots of elderly people undergo anesthesia every day. Most of it for necessary procedures, some for totally elective things. People can make their own decisions about it as long as they are informed of the risks.

It's a job well done. Especially for men, where plastic surgery can be tricky. In the after...he looks a little like an older Terence Stamp.

That's excellent work, OP. As for him getting it at 60. Perhaps at 60 he didn't need it, perhaps the drooping hadn't started yet. One thing I wonder about, looking at this particular man. It seems like he also may have lost some weight between his before and after photos. That's not to suggest that isn't excellent work, but he does, overall, look a little thinner, too, no?

Perhaps weight loss. Also looks like they removed a square meter of skin off the neck, all told.

Hos before is actually not that bad for 75.