Turn back the clock this fall, Look like a younger version of yourself with a Facelift

Five Facelift Facts

It’s not just celebrities who choose to have a facelift.

Over 200,000 facial procedures were performed last year with the number growing each year. Facelifts are a choice for people who have looked in their mirror and found time, gravity and heredity have changed their face so that they don’t look like themselves any more.

Your choice of plastic surgeon is key.

The experience of your plastic surgeon is important.  The choice of a skilled Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who understands your facial structure and skin can produce results which make you look like your younger self. Your surgeon’s experience in the practice of aesthetic plastic surgery will insure you look refreshed not fake.

A facelift can offer results that last for years.

If you have tried non-surgical treatments, like Botox® and fillers, and want a longer lasting results, then a facelift may be right for you.  Consult with the Plastic Surgeon who offers your dermal filler treatments about a facelift. A facelift can rejuvenate your appearance, taking years off your face without looking overdone.

There is no one way to perform a facelift.

Age presents differently on different faces so there are many ways to address the aging face. During the consultation your Plastic Surgeon can review surgical techniques which would address your individual concerns and help you look like a younger version of yourself not a different person. There are several methods used by plastic surgeons to perform a good facelift and skill and experience are important for a great result.

What you do is important to your results as well.

If you are in good health and want to look as young and happy on the outside as you feel inside, a facelift may be a great choice.  In saying this, you must be prepared to invest not just money but your time and effort in preparing for and recovering from your facelift. Listen to your plastic surgeon’s recommendations regarding your health and lifestyle leading up to and following your facelift procedure.

Look for our next Blog… Your Facelift, Planning the Before and After

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Mini Facelift

What is it?

Mini facelift surgery is the most common type of facelift surgery performed today. It addresses wrinkles and sagging skin on the lower third of the face using small incisions placed around the ears. It restores definition to the chin by removing excess tissue and artfully tightening remaining tissue. A skilled plastic surgeon such as Dr. Kevin Bounds can tailor a mini facelift procedure to give you a youthful, more refreshed appearance that accentuates your natural beauty and boosts your confidence.

Who is it for?

Mini facelift surgery appeals to many men and women because it can address some of the most prominent signs of aging. For example, some people experience hormonal changes, or are genetically predisposed to losing definition in their jaw. Many patients turn to mini facelift surgery to restore this definition.

Facelift

What is it?

A facelift, or rhytidectomy, is a procedure in facial surgery that aims to give a more youthful appearance to the face. It reshapes the lower half of the face by removing excess facial skin.

Rhytidectomy can tighten loose, hanging skin around the jaw line, also known as “jowls.” It can also remove deep creases around the mouth and nose, and excess, hanging skin and fat under the chin and in the neck. The procedure can also tighten the underlying tissues, and it may be combined with plastic surgery to enhance the forehead, cheeks, brows, and eyelids.

Who is it for?

Roughly 100,000 women a year receive this procedure in the U.S. alone while only 30,000 men undergo a facelift. Even though there is a stigma, this procedure is for both sexes. This procedure targets areas on the face to give the patient a more rejuvenated look. If you are looking to look younger and more fruitful, this may be the procedure for you.

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