Rose
The term facelift can be confusing. It can generally mean lifting anything from the brow and cheeks to the neck. However, most surgeons now differentiate the terms used for lifting regions of the face into brow lifts, cheek or midface lifts and facelifts which is synonymous with what we refer to as a lower facelift. A facelift in our practice therefore is focused on the lower 1/3 of the face. This includes everything on or below a line from the corner of the mouth to the upper part of the ear. This includes the jawline, jowls, marionette lines and neck. A facelift is performed through variations of incisions placed around the ear and hair and sometimes under the chin. There are many different degrees of facelifting that can be performed and each patient receives a detailed consultation to determine which degree of lift is appropriate for them. We would love to see you personally. Please take some time to look around our site and view our before and after gallery.
Ed Buckingham
Is there a non-surgical facelift that really works?
Comment by Kelly — June 19, 2009 @ 7:47 am
Hi,
I am a 52 year old woman with multiple procedures in mind. I need a face lift but also want my eyes done as well as my forehead. Is it better to have everything done at once or have several procedures spread out over time?
Thanks a lot for your time,
Nancy
Comment by Nancy — July 9, 2009 @ 2:12 pm