- Eyelid Surgery
- Rhinoplasty
- Submental Liposuction
- Chin and Jawline Enhancement
- Facelift
- Introduction
- How It Is Done
- Patient Photographs
- What to Expect After Surgery
- Complications
- Care After Surgery
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Liposuction
- Male Breast Reduction
- Calf Augmentation
- Laser Hair Removal
- Complete Facial Rejuvenation
You might be a candidate for a facelift if:
- What is a Facelift
- What a Facelift Does and What It Does Not Do
- The History of Facelifts
- Facelifts in the 1980's and 1990's
- How do you know if you are ready?
- Are you a candidate?
- What causes facial aging?
- Reasons for having a facelift
- The Workplace
- How young will I look?
- How long does a facelift last?
- Redoing a facelift
- Restoring facial volume with simultaneous fat injection
- Separating Fact from Fiction
- Minimally Invasive Surgery
- Alternative Procedures
- You don't like looking down because your jowls sag more.
- When looking in the mirror, you pull up on your face with a finger on each temple to take up the slack in the skin.
- You don't like the appearance of loose skin or vertical bands of the neck.
- You don't like how you're starting to look in pictures, particularly profile views.
- You feel like you're finally looking like your parents.
- Your aging appearance is starting to affect your mood and self-esteem.
