Since I have been experiencing perimenopause, I have had occasional bouts of rapid heartbeat. It is actually very scary. Is this hormonal and is it anything to be concerned about? Can it be treated with hormone therapy?
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Weekend Lift / Extended Weekend Lift
Choosing a plastic surgery procedure first requires patients to determine their goals and expectations. For those patients who have avoided facelift surgery due to the downtime and the requirement of general anesthesia, the hour-long weekend lift procedure is an ideal option because it requires only local anesthesia with 2-3 days of downtime with minimal bruising and swelling. Visible results can usually be seen and felt immediately following the procedure. The Weekend Lift procedure takes approximately one hour and medication by mouth (oral sedation) and local anesthesia are used. The Weekend Lift differs from traditional facelift surgery in that the traditional procedure requires an incision beginning at the temple area, just above and in front of the ear, whereas the incision required for the weekend lift is smaller and only extends below the earlobe.
* This illustration is used for teaching purposes only. If jowls are not the only concern and you would like some lift in your neck Dr. Williams can preform the Extended Weekend Lift. It is a customized procedure that gives a lift to the neck. The Extended Weekend Lift will require a few extra days of recovery. Stitches will remain in place for one full week. This procedure would require IV sedation.
* This illustration is used for teaching purposes only. The Extended Weekend Lift is a great option for patients who want to improve the look of the jowls and wrinkles, whereas a traditional facelifting procedure is best for those who want significant improvement of the neck. Facial plastic surgery makes it possible to correct facial lines and wrinkles and other signs of premature aging resulting in increased self-confidence and self-esteem. To find out the procedure that is best for your cosmetic goals or for more information, call us at 786-7000. |
Since I have been experiencing perimenopause, I have had occasional bouts of rapid heartbeat. It is actually very scary. Is this hormonal and is it anything to be concerned about? Can it be treated with hormone therapy?
Heart racing and being able to notice your heart beating can be associated with menopause. I would check your hormone levels and replace any deficient hormones and see if the symptoms resolve. Additionally, it would be wise to see your primary care physician to have an EKG performed to make sure there are no additional issues to be dealt with but typically mild symptoms are related to menopause.
Are there any hormone related symptoms other than menopause that are frequently treated with bioidentical hormones?
There are many hormone related symptoms that are related to menopause that we do not necessarily think of other than the hot flashes and night sweats. Other symptoms of menopause include mood changes, irritability, anxiety, insomnia, hair thinning, osteopenia or osteoporosis, weight gain, libido changes, difficulty sleeping, mood swings, etc.
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