Face
Lift

A facelift, also known as rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure aimed at reducing the visible signs of aging on the face and neck. Over time, factors such as sun exposure, gravity, and the natural aging process can lead to sagging skin, deep creases, and loss of facial volume. A facelift addresses these concerns by lifting and tightening the underlying facial muscles and tissues, removing excess skin, and repositioning fat deposits as needed. This results in a smoother, firmer appearance, with improved jawline definition and reduced wrinkles and folds. Facelift techniques can vary depending on the patient's specific needs and desired outcomes, ranging from traditional facelifts to mini facelifts and neck lifts. While a facelift cannot stop the aging process, it can effectively rejuvenate the face and provide long-lasting, natural-looking results.