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Facelift surgery, also known as Rhytidectomy, is a cosmetic procedure that can help to improve the appearance of sagging or drooping skin on the face. Facelifts can be performed on both men and women, and are often done in order to correct the effects of aging. There are a variety of different techniques that can be used during a facelift, and the specific method that is used will depend on the individual's needs and goals. In general, however, the goal of facelift surgery is to tighten the skin and underlying tissues, resulting in a more youthful appearance. One of the most common types of facelift surgery is a superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) lift. This technique involves making incisions in the hairline, and then lifting and tightening the skin and underlying tissues. Another common type of facelift is a deep plane facelift. This technique involves making incisions below the hairline, and then lifting and tightening the skin and deeper layers of underlying tissues. Deep plane facelifts are often used to correct more significant signs of aging, such as sagging cheeks or a drooping jawline. Facelifts can be combined with other procedures, such as eyelid surgery or brow lift surgery, in order to achieve the desired results. The surgery typically takes between two and four hours to complete, and patients may experience some swelling and bruising after the procedure. Most people will need to take approximately one week off from work in order to recover from the surgery. If you are considering facelift surgery, visit us for a consultation. During your consultation, you will be able to discuss your goals and concerns, and the surgeon will be able to develop a treatment plan that is right for you. Non-surgical face lift is the use of both fillers and neurotoxin to give a natural-looking youthful appearance.

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