What it is
A facelift reduces laxity, repositions tissues, and improves the face and neck contour. It may address wrinkles, sagging skin, and jawline or neck definition.
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Personalized plastic surgery
Facelift
Restore a rested appearance without losing your essence
Face and neck rejuvenation designed to look natural.
- Purpose
- General information
- Decision
- Individual assessment
- Results
- Vary by person
Who may be a candidate
It may be considered for visible signs of facial and neck aging, loss of elasticity, and a desire for a longer-lasting result without an artificial appearance. It is often considered for people in their 40s and older, but evaluation is individual.
How it is planned
Incisions are discreetly placed along the hairline and behind the ears. It may be combined with blepharoplasty or neck liposuction and generally lasts 3–5 hours.
General recovery guidance
Initial recovery generally takes 10–14 days. Early changes are visible near 2 weeks, and the result continues settling over 3–6 months.
Appointment portal · First step
Wondering whether a facelift may be right for you?
Request an in-person or virtual consultation and complete pre-evaluation through the appointment portal.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to guide you.
Timelines and recommendations are general guidance; personal instructions are determined by the medical team.
How long do results last?
According to the practice, results typically last 10–15 years, influenced by skin quality, lifestyle, and postoperative care.
How long is recovery?
Initial recovery is often 10–14 days; swelling and the result continue improving for about 3 months.
Are scars visible?
They are strategically placed in the hairline and behind the ears to remain discreet once healed.
Can it be combined?
It may be combined with blepharoplasty, neck liposuction, or fillers depending on goals and safety.
At what age is it considered?
It is often considered from age 40, but suitability depends on tissue quality, goals, and overall health—not age alone.
When do I see the final result?
Early changes appear near 2 weeks; the result is best assessed between 3 and 6 months.
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Educational content: it does not constitute a diagnosis, a guarantee of results, or a surgical recommendation. Every surgery carries risks that must be discussed during an individual consultation.