35 is early for a facelift

Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD answers: Facelift for a 35 year old?

I am only 35. My body look like 20 but my face look so old due my job which is in the kitchen all the time by the grill. I don't like looking at my face in the mirror. It scares and stresses me out. Do I need a Facelift? Thank you


Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD
2 months ago
By Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD - Atlanta Plastic Surgeon

If you could provide me with a picture describing what you don't like about you face, a treatment plan can be established. There are a lot of treatment options for facial aging, some simple and some complex. I do facelifts on patients in their 30's but very rarely. 

Send a photo of you face from the front and side and I will be glad to give you my opinion as to what would give you the best look for the least risk and cost.

Web reference: http://www.zubowicz.com
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