Posted: 12/31/2009 9:30:16 AM EDT
| The GF, age 55, has been after me for a long time to buy her a facelift. I've sort of agreed, but beed some feedback on what price range this might be in. I know there are a lot of variables, but would like some input before she foes to the doc. |
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Quoted: The GF, age 55, has been after me for a long time to buy her a facelift. I've sort of agreed, but beed some feedback on what price range this might be in. I know there are a lot of variables, but would like some input before she foes to the doc. I'd go for the discount one if I were you |
| At 55, it's time to accept the home truth that you are not 25 anymore. No amount of time, effort, or money will make you look how you did at 25. It just will not happen. At 55, it's time to just accept the fact that you're getting old. Accept the fact and have fun. I'd eject if somebody doesn't have the self esteem to accept how they look at 55. |
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At 55, it's time to accept the home truth that you are not 25 anymore. No amount of time, effort, or money will make you look how you did at 25. It just will not happen. At 55, it's time to just accept the fact that you're getting old. Accept the fact and have fun. I'd eject if somebody doesn't have the self esteem to accept how they look at 55. Yup As for cost - depends how far they gotta lift 
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WTF good is a facelift gonna do YOU.... Tell her if shes gonna get something it needs to be some big ol fake titties.... and even then youll only get to play with them for a short period of time, then she decides to move on to someone else... You haven't seen his girlfriend. perhaps a good investment  I haven't seen her, I'm just sayin... Now the boobs, that is a good idea no matter what.
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Quoted: Show her pictures of Cher, Michael Jackson, etc. If she's set on it, she has big esteem issues. http://blogs.timeslive.co.za/wanderer/files/2009/11/eject2.jpg Do you know the history of that pic? Something like that happened in Cupertino, California in the late 50's early 60's. |
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WTF good is a facelift gonna do YOU.... Tell her if shes gonna get something it needs to be some big ol fake titties.... and even then youll only get to play with them for a short period of time, then she decides to move on to someone else... You haven't seen his girlfriend. perhaps a good investment I haven't seen her, I'm just sayin... Now the boobs, that is a good idea no matter what.No your right, I havent seen her but he's with her now so obviously the face hasnt been a big enuff concern to him..... I vote tits |
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Typical ARFCOM responses all. Not one dollar sign amongst you all. I should have known better.
For those of you that recommended a boob job instead, she has been suffering from breast cancer, has gone through 18 weeks of chemotherapy and a major surgery to remove the boobs. She hopes to get implants and maybe fake nipples, but right now she is going thru hell. The face lift is intended to help her feel more like a woman, shoud she survive all this, and she deserves it. |
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Quoted: Show her pictures of Cher, Michael Jackson, etc. If she's set on it, she has big esteem issues. http://blogs.timeslive.co.za/wanderer/files/2009/11/eject2.jpg NOOOOOOO!!! I love lightnings! |
How Much is Facelift Surgery?When investigating facelift surgery and its cost, keep in mind the old saying, "You get what you pay for!" Facelift surgery requires advanced surgical skill to be performed well. Surgeons with the most expertise cost more, but for this kind of complex, highly visible cosmetic surgery, it's advisable to use a very experienced surgeon. Facelift cost comprises three fees: the anesthesia fee, the facility fee, and the surgeon's fee. The surgeon's fee is the majority of the cost, and the most difficult to predict without first knowing the extent of the procedure and the qualifications of the plastic surgeon. The average cost of facelift cosmetic surgery ranges from $6,000 to $15,000. The cost for anesthesia ranges from $1,000 to $1,300. The facility fee (or hospital fee) ranges from $500 to $2,000. The remaining cost is the surgeon's fee. Extent of Procedure Affects Facelift CostCost also varies with the extent of the procedure. If the skin is dry and stiff from a lifetime of excessive sun exposure, the facelift procedure is more difficult and time consuming than for more elastic skin. Each facelift is unique, so it is impossible to simply answer the question, "How much will the facelift cost?" Cost can be more accurately predicted after the surgeon has performed an examination and developed a surgical plan. Many patients elect to have other procedures performed at the same time as a facelift, such as eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), forehead lift (brow lift), nose surgery (rhinoplasty), chin surgery, facial implants and skin treatments. Some patients spend more than $25,000 for a facelift, when combined with additional plastic surgery procedures and other treatments. If all the procedures are performed at the same time, the fees will be lower than if they were performed individually: the combined procedures incur only one facility fee and only one anesthesia fee, and require less total surgical time. Facelift PaymentsMost surgeons offer payment plans over several years. |
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Typical ARFCOM responses all. Not one dollar sign amongst you all. I should have known better. For those of you that recommended a boob job instead, she has been suffering from breast cancer, has gone through 18 weeks of chemotherapy and a major surgery to remove the boobs. She hopes to get implants and maybe fake nipples, but right now she is going thru hell. The face lift is intended to help her feel more like a woman, shoud she survive all this, and she deserves it. WTF - you didn't give us all the facts 
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