Dr. Carey Campbell-Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon

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04/28/2026

A previous facelift doesn’t mean you’ve missed your chance for a beautiful result. With time, aging continues, tissues change, and sometimes the first surgery simply didn’t address the neck, jawline, or natural balance the way you hoped.

Revision facelift surgery can be performed safely in the right hands with careful planning, respect for scar tissue, and an individualized approach to your anatomy. The goal is not to “pull tighter” — it’s to restore harmony, redefine contours, and create a refreshed result that still looks like you.

Every secondary facelift is different. Some patients need neck contouring, some need deeper structural support, and some benefit from volume restoration with fat grafting. The key is understanding what was done before and designing the safest path forward.

A prior facelift is part of your story — not the end of it. Thoughtful revision surgery can still deliver elegant, natural rejuvenation.

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04/21/2026

Operating on someone you work alongside every day carries a different kind of responsibility—and a real honor. There’s a level of trust there that I don’t take lightly.

Some might have said she “wasn’t ready yet.” But surgery isn’t about meeting someone else’s timeline—it’s about addressing what you see and feel when you look in the mirror. She was bothered by her neck and early descent of her facial tissues, and that was enough.

Four months ago, with a high SMAS facelift, we were able to restore a smoother neck contour and subtly reposition the deeper structures for a natural, refreshed result—without changing who she is.

The best outcomes aren’t about doing more. They’re about doing what’s right, at the right time, for the right patient.

A temporal brow lift is one of the most elegant ways to refresh the upper face. By subtly elevating the outer brow, it o...
04/17/2026

A temporal brow lift is one of the most elegant ways to refresh the upper face. By subtly elevating the outer brow, it opens up the eye area, softens heaviness, and restores a more rested, lifted appearance—without changing what makes you you. This patient did not have her eyes done. I just put her brow back where it belonged.

It’s not about looking different. It’s about looking less tired, more awake, and naturally refreshed.

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02/01/2026

This patient came to see me from California early in my practice and was one of my first patients to travel to me. She was the kind referral of a patient I had already operated on from Memphis. Since then, I’ve learned a lot about how to continue to improve safety and outcomes for patients that travel as they continue to be an important segment of my practice. Traveling for surgery has become more and more common, but it has to be planned well and contingency plans must be in place. I do both virtual and/or in person consults with patients from out of town before surgery. The patients are responsible for sharing their medical work up from their home doctor before surgery. The Patient Care Coordinators provide the patients with information on different tiers of accommodations, overnight care if desired in the same building as the surgery center, after care nurses, and transportation options when patients book their surgery. Most patients bring a friend or family member, but there are nursing options for those that can’t. I ask patients to stay in town a minimum of 10 days but always tell them that I reserve the right to ask them to stay longer if needed to make sure they get the care they need. The hardest part (for me)? That’s if I don’t get to see the patients in person and depend on selfies from them for follow up. But my preference is to see them back at 1,3, and 6 months if not a year. Part of facelift care is making sure that you’re getting the laser and skincare needed to optimize the result, which we can do at those long term appointments. Don’t fix up the engine under the hood and not polish the paint

A follower today asked me what a lip lift is! Well here is one on the day are surgery (which she added onto a breast imp...
01/15/2026

A follower today asked me what a lip lift is! Well here is one on the day are surgery (which she added onto a breast implant revision under anesthesia) and now two months later in the office yesterday. This can be done awake or asleep. She is young but still had a long cutaneous lip. When she smiled, her teeth were covered and filler was never going to fix the problem (trust me she tried). The reason is that lip volume was never her problem and trying to fix it with filler would have only made her lip heavier and longer, not rotated it out nor shortening the length of her lip the way that a surgical lip lift would. Also, having a lip lift doesn’t need to make you look like a duck. It should be subtle and elegant to soften the face.

Love a great “hard launch,” especially with new Motiva implants. This patient has worked so hard in the gym to make a tr...
01/14/2026

Love a great “hard launch,” especially with new Motiva implants. This patient has worked so hard in the gym to make a transformation on her own, and I had the joy of getting to be part of the final part of it. And congratulations to her on beautiful engagement photos! Motiva Round 400 cc Full profile breast augmentation in subfascial plane with Galaflex.

01/08/2026

Achieving true facial rejuvenation requires a holistic approach. It's not just about tightening skin, but also restoring volume, improving skin texture and pigmentation, and repositioning deeper tissues. Three months post-surgery, this healthcare colleague's laser-resurfaced skin appears smoother around her mouth. Fat grafting has restored volume to her tear troughs, cheeks, temples, and jawline. Her eyes look more youthful with volume redistribution, and her upper lip is refined, revealing her teeth when she smiles. The neck structures have been rejuvenated, creating a harmonious and natural appearance. I'm grateful for the trust she's placed in me, especially as a fellow healthcare professional.

01/07/2026

Meet Rod if you don’t have the pleasure of knowing him already. He is one of my favorite people. He sees me for me and helps me feel confident about myself. As anyone who sits in his chair knows, he is way more than my “hairstylist”—he is my friend. It is such an honor to be able in some small way to return the favor. Taking his lead and a stepwise approach (just like we did with my hair and highlights), we have made changes over the last year to help him reach his realistic aesthetic goals.

The most recent changes being the most impactful—which we did 15 days ago. And yes, I got more highlights so that I could evolve with him. And yes, he works even on his surgery days so no woman is left with grey sparkly hair for Christmas. 🎆 But while the salon closed for the holidays, Rod got to do something for himself.
Male plastic surgery in my opinion requires restraint on the surgeon’s part. Care must be taken to honor the strength of a man’s features who is looking for rejuvenation.

Long term follow up photos to come! Last photo of Rod with one of his littlest (but chattiest) clients.

12/24/2025

You guys. I can’t believe 126k of you watched Tara’s video. I am absolutely blown away. Many of you have asked for an update on her, and she was kind enough to send one to me! Formal pictures to come after the holidays when we are back in the office. Merry Merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄!

12/19/2025

And now for a little longer term follow up. Let’s talk about adding volume to this 56 year old. Fat grafting played an important role in rejuvenating her face. I lifted and suspended her neck and jowl and temporal brow, but she had lost volume…in places you might not expect just looking at her preop. Like the shadow to the side of her chin/in front of her jowl, her cheeks and tear troughs, her temples. I think she makes a solid case for subtle, well-placed fat grafting being an important component of facial rejuvenation.

Sometimes it’s good to see in the “in between” and not just the long term results (although those are what really show y...
12/18/2025

Sometimes it’s good to see in the “in between” and not just the long term results (although those are what really show you the lasting result). Everyone’s recovery is different. Tara did not have a drain in her brow lift and has more bruising as a result. But it has improved everyday. If you swipe and listen to her, she is just taking some occasional Tylenol and is taking care of herself at day 7. Now I will admit I’m letting her “fly” a little bit more than I do some patients because she knows what she is doing (Tara takes care of patients for me after surgery). But I’m posting her to point at that the journey is worth it. Her tails of her brow are up which have opened her eyes up. The aging roundness of her eyes was Al’s improved by opening up her brows. Her cheek volume is restored. The corners of her lips are softly elevated. Her jowls are gone. Her submental contour is restored. And doing her deep neck lift has allowed you to really see how beautiful the angle of her mandible is. I feel so lucky to have operated on her. She is as beautiful on the inside as on the outside.

11/18/2025

Changes don’t have to be dramatic to be impactful. This morph was created by using the patient’s initial photo when she came to see me and then what she looked like TWO YEARS later. She never went to sleep for surgery. She is a prime example of what can be accomplished with fat grafting even fully awake in the office. This patient did not have a lower blepharoplasty. She had lost significant volume in her lower eyes and we subtly replaced the hollowing she had developed with fat transfer.

And a subtle little “tweak” to that lower face while she was awake and talking to me. Bye bye jowls.

Best part? It lasted. This is a two year result. Always check how far out a patient is from surgery. What you look like at 2 weeks doesn’t matter. What matters is that it is a durable, beautiful result that lasts. And you still look like you but refreshed.

Thanks for the morphing guidance. I think it’s my new favorite trick. Stay tuned for more of them. But mostly, thank you to this amazing patient for letting me share her beautiful face.

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About Dr. Campbell

As a native Memphian, Dr. Campbell is thrilled to put down roots at the Memphis Plastic Surgery Group. Plastic Surgery allows her to express her artistic eye to enhance a patient’s natural beauty.

In addition to her interests in cosmetic and reconstructive breast and body procedures, Dr. Campbell provides caring and state-of-the-art surgical and non-surgical facial rejuvenation including face-lift, neck lift, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, fillers, botox, laser and chemical peels. She has a special interest in breast cancer reconstruction as well.

Her interest in plastic surgery developed early when her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer and treated at the Plastic Surgery Group. This led to a high school internship at PSG under Dr. Lou Adams. Dr. Campbell is passionate about the power of reconstructive surgery, which can restore not just a patient’s form but also their confidence and self-esteem.

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