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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm having a consult next week. the previous one -tho I am minimal like you-they prefer to do the full it seems like these days.[/quote]
[b]Probably because it means more money for them, right? [/b]

This is OP. My fear with getting a full facelift is ending up looking completely different (not myself). I want something natural looking and was thinking a mini lift might be the answer. [/quote]

No...I've  been doing a lot of reading and I'm in a lot of forums...the claim is that you end up looking more natural with a full facelift. Because there isn't dissonance. They seem to feel like they have more control over the final result, that nothing looks 'pulled'. it often includes fat transfer, eye work, brow lift--but subtle. Not the saran wrap look. That being said I don't feel like I'm mentally ready for a "full" face lift, so I am also interested in an in between.[/quote]
OP here. Thank you PP for this perspective. I hadn’t thought about the dissonance that it could cause. Ugh. I guess I’ll just have to schedule some consultations and see what the surgeons say. The pictures of I’ve seen of deep plane facelifts, for example, look so “radical”. I was hoping to avoid that. And I wanted less downtime due to my work schedule. [/quote]

NP that makes sense but I think it's for someone who wants more work. Like there's no dissonance mentioned when someone just wants a nose job! OP just wants light jowl work and maybe neck. To me those are perfect things to single out and stop at. Just like a nose job but I don't want my chin done too, etc. (Some people NEED nose AND chin for balancing)[/quote]

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