@dramirkaram: After rapid weight loss on Ozempic, Irene chose to have a facelift at 47. Three years later, here she is. After gaining weight during COVID, Irene went on Ozempic and lost a lot of weight in just a month. She was happy to lose it, but as she says, “I lost it so quick that I looked tired.” She didn’t just lose the weight but she lost part of her identity. At 47, her goal wasn’t to look different. She wanted to restore the facial shape and facial volume that had changed with age and weight loss. I performed a Vertical Restore® facelift with facial fat transfer. More than 3 years later, Irene says her result has continued to get better with time. She’s continued losing weight, feels confident, and now wears minimal makeup and skips concealer. There is no single “right age” for a facelift. Aging, genetics, and significant weight loss affect every face differently. What matters is whether structural changes are present that surgery can appropriately address. Everyone has different reasons for wanting a facelift but it always comes back to not looking as young and vibrant as you feel. I am so glad I could give that back to her!

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