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Brad, 62, is shown here 6 weeks after his Omakase Facelift®️ Although he is “socially presentable” - which usually takes two or three weeks after surgery - he is not yet “event-ready.” Reaching that stage usually takes two or three months. He still has some focal swelling in the left upper cheek, and a couple firm nodules at the midcheek entry points for the cheek fat transfer. These are similar to the temporary bumps that form if you bump your head or bite your lip. He still has some firm swell