Facelift Surgery FAQs – Q&A about Rhytidectomy

is one of the most popular facial rejuvenation in the UK and can make people look at least ten years younger. A facelift can help to get rid of wrinkles, sagging jowls and loose skin. Centre for Surgery is home to some of the top facelift experts in the UK. Here we answer your most commonly asked questions about .

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FACELIFT OVERVIEW

The most appropriate facelift procedure for you will be determined by several factors, including your pre-existing skin elasticity and the type of results you hope to achieve. At your in-person consultation, your plastic surgeon will perform a thorough examination and provide you with a customised treatment plan. There are many different types of facelifts, including , facelifts, mini facelifts for younger patients, mid facelifts, lower facelifts and .

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The most appropriate type of facelift will be recommended after an consultation. The following methods can be performed individually or in combination:

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A deep plane facelift is a surgical procedure that aims to lift and tighten the deeper layers of the face, including the muscles and underlying tissues. It is ideal for people who have severe sagging of the facial soft and can lift sagging cheeks and remove sagging jowls. This procedure produces the most natural-looking and longest-lasting results of any facelift.

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The SMAS ( system) is a layer of tissue in the face and neck that lies just the skin. It is a complex network of muscles, tendons and fascia that from the deep facial muscles to the skin surface. A addresses the SMAS layer, and manipulating it is considered key to achieving long-lasting, natural results.

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A is also known as a short scar facelift and involves an located in front of the ear followed by tightening of the SMAS layer. People with mild to moderate signs of ageing in their 40s are suitable for a mini facelift.

A rejuvenates the lower and middle part of the face, including the jawline and cheeks. A neck lift tightens loose skin and muscles in the neck region for a fresher look. A lower commonly includes a neck lift, and it is uncommon to have either procedure on its own.

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There are several alternatives to facelift surgery for people who may not yet be ready to have a facelift, including:

These treatments are ideal for younger patients with mild to signs of ageing. For people with more advanced facial ageing, facelift