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How Much Does a Male Facelift Cost in Florida?

I am 62 years old and my neck is sagging. I am curious how much a Facelift costs.

Asked 28 months ago by dmobley in Sarasota, Florida
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Facelifts in Florida

There are many qualified plastic surgeons in Florida to do your facelift but none is better than Jim Stuzin in Miami. I would suggest you call his office and ask for prices. Please understand that facelifting is an art form and that no 2 doctors are the same and you will get quite a different result depending on whom you go to. It is your face (!) so price should be the last consideration.
Richard P. Rand, MD, FACS
Seattle Plastic Surgeon
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Male Facelift in Florida

Although cost is important, the cost should be considered secondary to the result. Experience in Facelift surgery and specifically male Facelift surgery is critical because the technique, postoperative care, and psychology are different than in a female patient. Additionally, males have heavier skin with more hair follicles and greater vascularity, necessitating more operative time. Although negotiation is possible in certain procedures, male Facelift is not in that list. more
Stephen Prendiville, MD
Fort Myers Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Male Facelift Cost

Male facelifting requires a combination of a surgeon able to lift deeper tissues with a substantial lift coupled with the ability to make incisions less noticeable.   Seek a surgeon who has worked with male patients.  When looking for a male facelift surgeon, cost should not influence your selection of surgeon.   see video
Anil R. Shah, MD
Chicago Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift Fees, Male Facelift

Question: How much does a male Facelift cost in Florida? Answer: In general, fees vary from surgeon to surgeon depending on a number of factors including skill, training, experience, notoriety of the surgeon, demand. Fees maybe higher or lower in specific locations. For example, Park Avenue in New York and Beverly Hills in California would tend to have a higher fee level than those in lower areas of the mid-west. It is difficult to even estimate a fee scale for an entire state,... more
Sigmund L. Sattenspiel, MD
Freehold Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Ask about a "Neck Lift" during your consultation

Excellent answers to your question posted here! I would also add that as a male who is concerned about a "sagging neck" i would discuss with your surgeon the differences between a "neck lift" and a " face lift". They are not the same thing and most men who are only concerned about their neck will benefit from a "neck lift" rather than a "face lift". Facelift technique and philosophy is different for male and female patients so be sure to... more
Kamran Jafri, MD
New York Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Male facelift cost very variable depending on your needs

Perhaps 25 years ago, there might have been a set price for a Facelift but today, the ability to really refine the operation has increased so much that seldom do I charge the same price for two consecutive lifts be they male or female. All patients should have an eclectic approach designed to meet their needs and the prices then depend on the length of the operation and the resources used in the operation. Your first step should be to see an experienced plastic surgeon(s) who operates... more
Nathan Mayl, MD
Fort Lauderdale Plastic Surgeon
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There is more than price to consider for facelift

The question of cost, although it is important, it should not be your primary concern. The credentials of the physician performing the surgery and your comfort level with your physician should be paramount. According to the ASAPS 2008 Statistics on plastic surgery the national average for facelift surgery is $6728.
Robert Vitolo, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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