FACELIFT

What’s Facelift?

What do it treat?

A face-lift is a surgical cosmetic operation used to rejuvenate the face. The process can lessen skin drooping. It can also aid in the smoothing of skin creases around the jawline and cheeks. Another name for a facelift is a rhytidectomy.A skin flap is pulled back on each side of the face during a facelift. Excess skin is removed, and the tissues beneath the skin are changed. The face seems more youthful as a result.A facelift frequently includes a neck lift. It lowers neck fat and skin sagging.
The rationale behind its completionAs people age, their faces alter in shape and appearance. The skin becomes less elastic and less readily snaps back. Certain parts of the face have less fat accumulation than others.
These aging-related alterations can be treated with a facelift:
look of sagging cheekbones
surplus skin around the lower jaw From the corners of the lips to the sides of the nose, there are deep skin folds.excess fat and sagging skin in the neck (if a neck lift is part of the operation)

Fine wrinkles, sun damage, creases around the nose and upper lip, and uneven skin tone cannot be treated with a face-lift.

Results:

Your face and neck can appear more youthful after a facelift. However, face-lift results are not long-lasting. As people age, their facial skin may start to sag once more. Generally speaking, a facelift should last ten years.

Longevity:

The average deep plane facelift lasts ten years or longer. A conventional facelift helps to enhance the appearance of wrinkles and sagging skin by elevating the skin and underlying tissues of the face.