Facelift Surgery

Facelift surgery, medically known as rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure designed to reduce signs of aging such as sagging skin, wrinkles, and loss of elasticity in the facial area. Over time, the skin may lose its firmness and facial tissues may begin to relax. This procedure aims to support a more refreshed and balanced appearance.

With modern techniques, facial contours can be refined while maintaining a natural look. During the procedure, excess skin may be removed and underlying tissues adjusted to support a firmer structure.

What is Facelift Surgery?

Facelift surgery is a procedure performed to address sagging in the face and neck area and to improve overall facial contours.

The procedure is planned individually using different techniques depending on facial structure and needs, aiming to maintain a natural appearance.

Concerns That May Be Addressed

• Sagging skin in the face
• Deep wrinkles and lines
• Loss of jawline definition
• Sagging in the neck area
• Reduced facial contour definition

How is it Performed?

The procedure is typically performed under general anesthesia. Skin and underlying tissues are adjusted, and excess skin may be removed.

The surgical plan is customized based on skin elasticity and facial anatomy.

Procedure Stages

• Facial analysis
• Procedure planning
• Adjustment of tissues
• Removal of excess skin
• Recovery and follow-up

Advantages

• Helps reduce visible signs of aging
• Supports a more defined jawline
• Improves facial contour
• Contributes to a refreshed appearance
• Supports neck area appearance

Who is Suitable?

• Individuals experiencing facial sagging
• People with reduced skin elasticity
• Those seeking a more refreshed appearance

After Procedure

Recovery varies individually. Mild swelling and sensitivity may occur but typically decrease over time.

As healing progresses, the updated facial appearance becomes more noticeable.