[Jocinn]

I recently had a free consultation for a Lifestyle Lift "facelift" but really know very
little about the company and procedures. Was told about twenty people from the
Villages come in on a weekly basis. Please share any knowledge. Thank you.

[Barefoot]

Hope this topic goes into Feminine Forum so our male friends can't have a giggle.

I have a friend who is a doctor, and I asked her about lifestyle lifts .. the "before and after" pictures are amazing. Of course they pick only the very best results. She says to avoid lifestyle lifts, they are experimental right now. No one knows how long they will last or what will happen when they start to sag. And I guess they involve having some "foreign material" threaded through your facial tissues. Ugh.

On the other hand, no-one is going to live forever and we all want to look good while we're on planet earth. I'd be very interested in hearing from anyone with actual "real" experience.

[nONIE]

BF,

Im with you.If it makes us happy and more confident, lets get anything lifted that we can!!(Yes, of course we all know that beauty comes from inside) But we do look in the mirror every day and it would be wonderful to really like what we see in there!

Does anyone know exactly what a "lifestyle lift" is and how long it lasts? Really would appreciate any information on the subject.

Actually Im a big chicken about procedures and once I hear whats actually done, I probably wont touch it with a ten foot pole!!

[samhass]

As nice as a lift sounds, I think as we age we end up having surgeries to live. I'm not sure I ever want to add an elective one for my looks. We is what we is!!!

[Barefoot]

Just saw an ad on "The View" for Lifestyle Lift , telephone 1-800-398-LIFT.

Don't think I'll be getting one, I think Samhass is right!! We is what we is, and lucky to be alive and living in TV. ;D

[beady]

I am so glad this thread has started. I have been wondering what a "lifestyle lift" is all about.

I am basically a chicken and only have any invasive procedure done if absolutely necessary.

Having said that I hate looking in the mirror and seeing my mouth turn down as if I am scowling . I am basically a happy person and that woman looking back at me looks unhappy......So.... I might be tempted.

Please if you have had the procedure, give us the facts.

[Mikitv]

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I might be tempted if they started at my toes and tied it off at the top.

[samhass]

That's not good. You would think people were looking at your chest ,when in fact, they were only looking into your eyes.





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[pm10]

After working in surgery for so many years.................helping with many facelifts......
(and of course not being able to see the results down the road) I decided I'd take my wrinkles as they come. Now, having said that, if my boobs ever hit my knees when I'm putting my socks on - I'll be on the phone to my favorite plastic surgeon!!!

[Barefoot]

Maybe we women of TOTV can band together and get a massive discount on Lifestyle Lifts. ;D And then, in a couple of years, when the strings deteriorate and our faces crumple up like prunes, we can all easily recognize each other at the Town Square. :yikes:

[nONIE]

OMG Barefoot, what a horrible thought, mabe Ill just keep pulling my ponytail tighter and tighter!

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[friendly11]

I have gone to a couple of seminars on Life Style Lift but it is and operation and I would love to do something without cutting. Has anybody heard of Thermage? It is a laser procedure and non invasive.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by friendly11

I have gone to a couple of seminars on Life Style Lift but it is and operation and I would love to do something without cutting. Has anybody heard of Thermage? It is a laser procedure and non invasive.

I've had friends try Thermage. Without results. And it's expensive. But perhaps it works for some.

[Taj44]

I suggest anyone interested in this procedure do their homework. This is a link to comments by patients who had it done. After reading these, I think I'd avoid it. Lifestyle lift sounds like a great marketing ploy, nothing more. http://www.realself.com/Lifestyle-lift/reviews

[Dayton]

I'd like to bring this thread back to life. It seems, after reading about the lifestyle lift, that it is NOT the same as the thread lift. I'd really like to hear from anyone who has had a thread lift around the jaw/neck area.
Anyone??