Combining Facelift With Brow Lift Or Eyelid Surgery by Dr Michael Kernohan

Combining Facelift With Brow Lift Or Eyelid Surgery

Introduction Dr Michael Kernohan is a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney. Facelift surgery may be combined with brow lift or eyelid surgery in selected patients when concerns involve more than one facial region. A facelift mainly addresses the lower face, jowls, jawline and selected neck concerns when neck lift planning is included. Brow
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Cervicofacial Liposuction by Dr Michael Kernohan

Cervicofacial Liposuction – When It’s Combined With Facelift Surgery

Introduction Dr Michael Kernohan is a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney. Cervicofacial liposuction may be combined with facelift surgery in selected patients when localised fat in the lower face, jawline or neck contributes to the concern. Cervicofacial liposuction and facelift surgery address different tissue concerns. Liposuction removes selected fat beneath the skin, while
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anatomical layers of the face

Anatomical Layers Of The Face – What Surgeons Work With

Introduction Dr Michael Kernohan is a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney. Facelift planning involves more than the skin because the face is made up of several layers, including skin, fat, SMAS, retaining ligaments, muscles, deeper fascia, bone support and nerves. Many patients notice visible changes in the lower face, jawline or neck and
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Facelift Vs Non‑Surgical Tightening: What’s Right For Your Facial Goals by Dr Michael Kernohan

Facelift Vs Non‑Surgical Tightening: What’s Right For Your Facial Goals

Introduction Dr Michael Kernohan is a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney. Facelift surgery and non-surgical tightening are different treatment pathways, and the more suitable option depends on whether the concern comes from deeper tissue laxity, skin quality, facial structure or a combination of factors. Facelift surgery may address selected deeper support layers in
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When To Combine Tummy Tuck and Liposuction by Dr Michael Kernohan

When To Combine Tummy Tuck + Liposuction

Dr Michael Kernohan is a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney. Abdominoplasty and liposuction may be combined in selected patients when both excess abdominal skin and localised fat are contributing to the concern. Abdominoplasty and liposuction are different procedures. Abdominoplasty addresses excess abdominal skin, soft tissue and, in some patients, abdominal muscle separation, while
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How to Prepare for Your Tummy Tuck Surgery by Dr Michael Kernohan

How to Prepare for Your Tummy Tuck Surgery

Introduction Dr Michael Kernohan is a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney. Preparing for abdominoplasty involves medical assessment, lifestyle planning, medication review, home preparation and realistic recovery planning. Abdominoplasty is surgery involving the abdominal skin, soft tissue and, in some patients, abdominal muscle repair. Preparation should not be treated as a checklist only, because
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Male Neck Lift Considerations Why Techniques Differ for Men by Dr Michael Kernohan

Male Neck Lift Considerations – Why Techniques Differ for Men

Introduction Dr Michael Kernohan is a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney. Male neck lift surgery may require different planning because male skin, beard growth, hairline patterns, neck structure and scar visibility can affect technique choice. Many men seek advice about under-chin fullness, loose neck skin, platysma bands, or a less defined jawline-neck transition.
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Neck Lift vs Lower Facelift Which Option Is Right for Different Patients by Dr Michael Kernohan

Neck Lift vs Lower Facelift – Which Option Is Right for Different Patients?

Dr Michael Kernohan is a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney. A neck lift and lower facelift treat related but different areas, and the right option depends on whether the main concern is the neck, jawline, lower face or a combination. A neck lift is usually focused on the neck, under-chin area and platysma
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Facelift Scars and Incision Placement by Dr Michael Kernohan

Facelift Scars and Incision Placement: What Patients Should Understand

Dr Michael Kernohan, Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney, discusses incision placement and scar planning with patients before facelift surgery. Scars are a normal part of facelift surgery, and understanding where they may sit can help patients make a more informed decision. Many patients are concerned about whether facelift scars will be visible, how
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Managing the Heavier Neck by Dr Michael Kernohan

Managing the Heavier Neck – Options for Patients with Fullness Under the Chin

Introduction Dr Michael Kernohan, Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney, assesses a heavier-looking neck by looking at the neck, jawline, lower face, skin quality and deeper support structures. Fullness under the chin is not always caused by body weight alone. Some patients have fullness under the chin even when their weight is stable. Others
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Surgical Options for Loose Neck Skin After 40 50 and 60 by Dr Michael Kernohan

Surgical Options for Loose Neck Skin After 40, 50 and 60

Dr Michael Kernohan, Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in South West Sydney, assesses loose neck skin by looking at the neck, jawline, lower face, skin quality and deeper support structures. Surgical options after 40, 50 and 60 may include neck lift surgery, a combined face and neck lift, platysma surgery or other tailored approaches depending
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Isolated Neck Lift or Combined Procedures - When Is Each Approach Appropriate by Dr Michael Kernohan

Isolated Neck Lift or Combined Procedures – When Is Each Approach Appropriate?

Dr Michael Kernohan, Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Sydney, assesses the neck, jawline and lower face together when patients ask whether they need an isolated neck lift or combined face procedures. An isolated neck lift may be appropriate when the main concern is in the neck, while combined surgery may be considered when the
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