INFO & BLOG
About diagnosis, treatment and recovery
Will the facelift result look natural, or will it create a "tight face"?
A modern facelift moves the deep support layer rather than pulling the skin; the goal is a rested, natural look, not a tight one.
What is the difference between SMAS and deep plane facelift, and which is right for me?
The SMAS technique suspends the support layer; deep plane moves tissues as a composite block in a deeper plane. Which suits you is decided by your facial analysis.
How long does a facelift last?
Modern techniques that reposition the deep support layer give long-lasting results; durability varies with skin quality and lifestyle.
Where are the scars and will they be visible over time?
Incisions are concealed within the hairline and the natural folds of the ear; concealed-incision planning aims to keep scars unnoticeable.
How does recovery progress and when can I return to social life?
Swelling and bruising are expected in the first days; most patients return to social life within a few weeks, with the final result emerging as tissues settle.
Which procedures can be combined with a facelift (neck lift, eyelid surgery, fat transfer)?
As needed, neck lift, brow lift, eyelid surgery and fat transfer can be integrated into the same plan.
Is there an ideal age range for a facelift?
There is no fixed age requirement; eligibility is assessed by laxity, skin quality, general health and expectations.
Does the surgery require general anesthesia or sedation, and how long does it take?
The procedure can be performed under general anesthesia or sedation; duration varies with the chosen technique and combination.
Why a facelift instead of non-surgical options such as threads and fillers?
In moderate-to-advanced laxity, non-surgical options may not suffice; a facelift repositions the support tissue for a more marked and lasting result.
How does the process and follow-up work for international patients?
Visa invitation, transfer, accommodation and a medical interpreter are coordinated end to end; post-discharge follow-up continues remotely.