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Facelift
Plastic surgery performed to remove sagging skin and wrinkles from the patient's face.

facelift
Rhitidectomy Cosmetic surgery A procedure in which wrinkles and sagging soft tissues of face and neck are 'tightened', imparting a more youthful appearance Complications Asymmetry, hematoma, injury to nerves–facial, great auricular, scars, sloughing of skin; signs of aging may recur in one yr. See Weekend face lift, Nose job.


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But I found it pretty funny the one picture that you chose to reference as "while the bulldozer looms" is the one and only Kona pool that--three facelifts later--is still being skated to this day.
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