Facelift & neck lift
Structural repositioning for the lower face, jawline, and neck.
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Facelift and neck lift planning addresses tissue descent, jawline change, neck laxity, volume distribution, and facial proportion. Technique and incision pattern depend on anatomy and the degree of change required.
What it may address
Lower-face laxity, jowling, loss of jawline definition, selected neck banding, and excess skin.
What it cannot reliably achieve
It does not stop ageing, erase every line, or replace treatments that address skin quality or volume when those are separately needed.
Recovery & temporary effects
Swelling, bruising, tightness, temporary numbness, and asymmetry can occur early. Return to public activity varies with the procedure and individual healing.
Open post-operative instructions
Facelift Recovery
Material risks & complications
Bleeding or haematoma, infection, delayed healing, scar concerns, nerve weakness, contour irregularity, asymmetry, hairline change, skin compromise, and revision.
Consultation guide
Ask about alternatives, limitations, material risks, recovery, scars, uncertainty, and why a plan is or is not suitable.
Prepare for your visitInformation on this website is general education, not individual medical advice. Suitability, technique, recovery, and risk are assessed personally.
Discuss this procedure
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