Facelift

What?

The procedure can be customized to focus on specific areas, such as the face, neck, or both, depending on the patient's needs and desired outcomes. In a typical facelift, incisions are strategically placed in inconspicuous areas, such as along the hairline and around the ears, to minimize visible scarring. Through these incisions, the surgeon lifts and tightens the underlying facial muscles, repositions or removes excess fat, and trims away any loose, sagging skin.

There are different types of facelift procedures, ranging from traditional full facelifts to less invasive options like mini-facelifts or neck lifts. A traditional facelift typically addresses the mid to lower face and neck, providing comprehensive results. Mini-facelifts, on the other hand, focus on specific areas and involve smaller incisions, making them a good option for patients with mild to moderate signs of aging.

Results & Recovery

The results of a facelift can be long-lasting, though the natural aging process will continue over time. Patients are often advised to maintain a healthy lifestyle, protect their skin from sun damage, and follow post-operative care instructions to prolong the benefits of the procedure.

Recovery time varies depending on the extent of the surgery, but most patients can expect swelling and bruising to subside within a few weeks, with final results becoming apparent over several months. A facelift can significantly enhance facial appearance, boosting self-confidence and helping individuals feel more youthful and refreshed.