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On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 7:02 PM, wrote:
He thought I was too young to cut into the smooth skin like you said and he was very confident about this being a good option. Half of on the photos I sent you from his website were done using this method, half doing ...
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Doctor said s a much better option. It was interesting, I think he is right. He showed me how he would do it. No scar. He would use a little device called o hold it in place which then disolves in 6months. He showed me pictures of this compared t hich leaves a little mark. He drew on show me where he would cut if that's what I wanted and then he pulled 'n the side to me what the lift would look like.. He also laughed at the popping sound ir asked me who did that to me and if I wanted him to fix it. Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
don't think so.. go see dr, baker,, ask him,,, you are too young.. i have looked at before and afters.. it will look worse in five years.. your skin is pliable.. it will be ok for 3 -4 years and the you"ll look funny.
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 6:17 PM, nadja2102@yahoo.com wrote: Doctor said s a much better option. It was interesting, I think he is right. He showed me how he would do it. No scar. He would use a little device called o hold it in place which then disolves in 6months. He showed me pictures of this compared t hich leaves a little mark. He drew on show me where he would cut if that's what I wanted and then he pulled 'n the side to me what the lift would look like.. He also laughed at the popping sound ir asked me who did that to me and if I wanted him to fix it. Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
