Your age, skin type, and the type of surgery you have can all affect the results of your procedure. While some patients have their results for upwards of ten years, most patients enjoy their outcomes for four to six years on average. During a first session where we assess your needs and problems, we will go over the kind of results you can anticipate.

We put in a lot of effort to make sure your scars may be readily concealed among the folds of skin that naturally surround your ears and in your hairline. In order to ensure that you may enjoy your results without worrying about apparent scarring, modern facelift and neck lift techniques allow for minimised scars that are difficult to spot even to the experienced eye. Although cosmetics can be used to readily conceal scars within the first month following the treatment, scars typically take around a year to fully form. After one to two months of healing, the majority of patients discover that their scars are largely undetectable even without makeup.

Rhytidectomy can treat forehead wrinkles, sunken cheeks, deep lines around the lips and nose, and drooping jowls. A variety of problem regions on the face can be treated simultaneously with additional operations like brow lifts or blepharoplasty. During your initial consultation, we will go through each of your issues with you in order to create a complete cosmetic plan that will satisfy you for years to come.

One to two weeks after their treatment, the majority of patients resume their jobs. The typical absence from work is ten days, however this can change depending on the patient’s age and how soon any obvious side effects subside. To guarantee that your body gets the rest it needs, you should devote at least one week to healing.

Absolutely. Although most plastic surgery is performed on women, men should also feel confident in their appearance. Men can benefit from a facelift or neck lift to restore shape to their jawline and get rid of any unwelcome ageing symptoms. In a one-on-one session, we can go over your worries with you and go over how these procedures can help people of any gender.

Although there is no set age for a facelift or neck lift, middle-aged men and women in their 40s to 60s seem to be the greatest candidates. Around this time, many people start to become interested in cosmetic surgery as the first visible signs of ageing start to appear in your 30s and get more evident in your 40s. Generally speaking, younger people are better able to recover fast after a surgical operation such a rhytidectomy and benefit most from it, albeit positive outcomes and a secure recovery are not age-specific.

Each patient’s level of edoema and bruising after surgery is different, but you can anticipate experiencing symptoms for the first few weeks. While some patients’ adverse effects disappear rapidly, others may continue to have bruising or swelling even after a careful recovery. The majority of individuals’ most prominent adverse effects will subside three weeks after the treatment.