Face Lift Surgery

Also known as a rhytidectomy, a facelift is a surgical procedure designed to enhance the appearance of the face and neck by addressing sagging facial tissues that may result from aging.

A qualified healthcare practitioner will assess each patient’s unique needs to tailor the facelift procedure accordingly. For patients with mild sagging, a mini facelift may be a suitable option. This less invasive technique utilises shorter incisions to tighten deep facial tissues.

A traditional facelift effectively addresses moderate to advanced signs of aging in the mid-face and neck areas. This approach generally requires more recovery time and may involve repositioning tissues and removing excess skin to achieve noticeable results. Potential risks of facelift surgery include hematoma, nerve damage, infection, scarring, and an unnatural appearance.