Facelift Surgery Expert

Facelift is the single most important and beneficial treatment for most patients older than 40 years who wish to address facial aging changes.
A facelift lifts the jowls back into the face, augmenting the upper face and narrowing the lower face, producing the inverted cone of youth.
In facelift, lax skin of face is removed underlying tissue called SMAS is resuspended in a posterosuperior direction, result is a very youthful appearance of face.

A facelift addresses various aging changes, including generalized skin laxity, the development of jowls, ptosis of the malar tissues, deepening of the nasolabial folds, perioral wrinkles, downturn of the oral commissures, and the deepening of the labiomental creases. However, it's important to note that a facelift has a minimal effect on the correction of nasolabial folds.

• Generalized skin laxity
• Jowls
• Ptosis of the malar tissues
• Deepening of the nasolabial folds
• Perioral wrinkles
• Downturn of the oral commissures
• Deepening of the labiomental creases