Facelift

A Face Lift procedure is the one complete, permanent way to counteract the effects of aging on facial skin, notably in the form of wrinkles, sagging skin, dark under eye circles, large pores, and age spots. A plastic surgeon is able to customize a surgical plan to tighten loose skin and bring a sculptured, more youthful appearance to the face.

Face-Lift surgery is as popular as it's ever been, and anyone who's ever undergone the procedure has an opinion on the results they experienced. We're constantly gathering new, insightful Face Lift reviews and ratings from real customers, with the intention of helping you get a sense for what the procedure entails. Scroll down to read the latest consumer ratings, or contact us to schedule a consultation with a plastic surgeon and find out if a Face Lift is the best option for you.

More Details On Facelift

Average Cost Range: $6,200.00 - $7,600.00

The Procedure:
A Facelift starts with the tightening of muscles and facial tissue. Excess skin and fat is then removed from the face and neck taking years off the patient's appearance.

Time Required:
A face-lift usually takes at least 3 hours to perform. This time may vary based on the extent of the work being done

In/Out Patient:
Outpatient

Side Effects:
The side effects from a Facelift may include temporary swelling, bruising, tightness and numbness.

Face Lift Risks:
All surgical procedures carry with them some level of risk. The risk specific to a Facelift may include: an imbalance on the hairline, facial asymmetry and excessive scaring.

Duration of Face Lift Results:
The results of a Facelift are long lasting, often 10 years or more, your results may vary based on genetic and lifestyle factors.

Recovery Time:
The sutures form the Facelift are usually removed within 2 weeks of the surgery. It is around this time that the bruising and swelling goes down enough to return to work. The final results of the Facelift will not be apparent till 4-6 weeks after the procedure.

Insurance:
Due to the cosmetic nature of the Facelift procedure, it is not usually covered by insurance.

Level of Discomfort:
The pain and discomfort following a Facelift is usually described as minimal, and can easily be managed through oral painkillers.

Anesthesia:
A local anesthetic with sedation or general anesthesia may be sued.

Also Known As:
Rhytidectomy.

Further Discussion:
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