Facelift (face and neck lift)

A facelift is a full plastic surgery procedure during which excess facial fat and skin are removed to restore elasticity and firmness.

A face and neck lift is recommended for patients with the following conditions:

• Pronounced sagging of soft tissues (cheeks, chin)
• Deep folds in the forehead, neck, and nasolabial triangle
• Sagging skin in the brow and forehead area
• Jowls on the cheeks
• Double chin
• Vertical wrinkles in the cheek area

Specifics of the procedure in leading international clinics

Modern technologies and facelift techniques allow for a personalized approach tailored to each patient’s features and preferences. Consultations with experienced surgeons at top plastic surgery centers help patients choose the best method for achieving their desired result.

Types of facelifts offered in the world’s leading clinics:

• Classic facelift: full lifting of facial skin and muscles. Excess skin is removed, significantly improving facial contours.
• Mini facelift: a minimally invasive procedure suitable for patients with mild signs of aging.
• Cervicofacial lift: surgery targeting the neck and lower face to eliminate a double chin and improve contours.
• SMAS lift: non-surgical tightening of the superficial muscular aponeurotic system (SMAS) using ultrasound, providing longer-lasting results.
• Brow and forehead lift: specific procedures to correct the brow line and reduce forehead wrinkles.
• Endoscopic facelift: performed using an endoscope through small incisions, minimizing trauma and shortening recovery time