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Don't do it. Even though the effect in the beginning may look like some success, one or more years later you will be disappointed. The fat that will melt first with the laser will be gone (more)

Don't do it. Even though the effect in the beginning may look like some success, one or more years later you will be disappointed. The fat that will melt first with the laser will be gone forever and the tissue (scar) replacing it will not be as robust, creating a hollower face which will look much older.
Future face lifting will become much more difficult.
If you have not been overweight, look in to fat transfer of the whole face, when done well, the results are superior to any surgery or laser and permanent. You will have some swelling at first, but no scars and you will definitely not need anyone to care for you.
Good luck from NYC
For more info look at the photos, all of which are at least 4 years after the procedure: http://drgrossman.com/fat-grafting-facial-rejuvenation-photo-gallery (less)

You are speaking about the LAZER LIFT. It is an adaptation of the CELLULAZE laser from Smart Lipo. One uses the smaller Cellulaze fiber, 8 mm, and making 3 to 6 puncture incisions lase the (more)

You are speaking about the LAZER LIFT. It is an adaptation of the CELLULAZE laser from Smart Lipo. One uses the smaller Cellulaze fiber, 8 mm, and making 3 to 6 puncture incisions lase the sub dermal tissue in three positions. It gives a minimal to moderate improvement. Fees start from $3,000. Remember a true face/neck lift can not be replaced by an lair tightening. I am offering with a mini facelift as a combination. (less)