Facelift


This operation is designed to rejuvenate the lower face, jaw line, and neck. First, we elevate the skin of the neck and face, and then, when necessary, fat is contoured in the neck, the neck muscles are tightened, and the deeper tissues of the cheek, which envelop the facial muscles, are elevated and tightened. Once the deeper tissues are tightened, the excess skin of the cheek and neck are removed and the incisions are closed in a meticulous fashion using fine sutures. Because the deeper tissues are tightened, the skin can be closed with minimal tension, resulting in a more favorable scar. No staples or drains are used. The final incision will be hidden within the contours of the ear and within the hairline.

It is crucial to understand the prerequisites and limitations of a facelift before undergoing the procedure. Many factors can affect results, such as skin type, ethnic background, how much skin elasticity remains, bone structure, and the rate at which a particular individual heals. All of this will be discussed during your consultation.