Facelift: natural results for a rejuvenated face

This is the most comprehensive option, as it rejuvenates the entire face, including the forehead, cheekbones, jawline, and neck. It is ideal for patients with signs of aging in specific areas.

Focuses on the forehead and eyebrows, correcting wrinkles and sagging of the tissues.

Redefines the jawline and combats sagging in the double chin area. Finally, the cervical lift focuses exclusively on the neck, removing excess skin and tightening the muscles for a more youthful appearance.

The results of a facelift can last between 10 and 15 years, depending on factors such as genetics, lifestyle, and postoperative care. Adopting healthy habits and taking proper care of your skin will help prolong the effects of the procedure.

Incisions are made strategically in areas where scars are hidden, such as along the hairline and around the ears. Over time, these scars fade and become almost imperceptible.

It is normal to experience some pain, swelling, and discomfort after surgery, but these symptoms are usually manageable with prescribed medications and tend to subside in a few days.

There is no specific age, but most patients are between 40 and 65 years old. The most important factor is that the skin still retains some elasticity, and the patient is in good overall health.

The risks associated with a facelift include:

• Bruising: It is common for bruises to form in the treated area, which will disappear over time.
• Infection: There is a risk of infection in the incisions if postoperative care is not followed properly.
• Irregular scarring: Scars may vary in appearance and, in some cases, could be more visible than expected.
• Temporary loss of sensation: Numbness may occur in the treated areas but usually disappears over time.
• Asymmetry: The results may not be perfectly symmetrical, requiring possible touch-ups.
• Facial nerve damage: In rare cases, temporary or permanent nerve damage may occur, affecting facial movement.
• Prolonged swelling: Swelling may last for several weeks or months before final results are visible.

Initial changes are visible within a few weeks, but the final result can take between 3 and 6 months due to residual swelling.

Yes, there are non-surgical options available to improve skin firmness, although their results are not as long-lasting as those of a surgical facelift.

Yes, it is common to combine a facelift with other procedures such as blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), cervical liposuction, facial lipofilling (fat transfer), or treatments with botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid to optimize results.