Cheek Lift: Q&A

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What Does a Cheek Lift Cost?

Is a cheek lift, or mid-face lift less expensive than a full face lift? What is the average price of a cheek lift?

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8 Doctor Answers | Asked by Eva S in Seattle, WA
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Cheeklift costs

There are many types of cheeklift, varying in cost from about 6000 up to 12000 including OR and anesthesia,, depending on the complexity of the surgery, whether it is to revise lower eyelid results at the same time. Revisional surgery is always more complex and requires a much higher skill and experience level. Briefly, the types of cheeklift commonly performed are: 1. Underneath the eyelid (suborbicularis or subperiosteal) 2. Underneath the eyelid, minimal incision (i.e. USIC)... more
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Midface lifts around half the price of facelifts

Midface lifts are around half the price of facelifts, but the pricing varies by surgeon and region. The average for a midface lift around the country is around $3-5k or more and the face lift averages around S5-10k. Midface lifts pull up the cheek tissue and are supposed to help the nasolabial folds. Face lifts are supposed to pull up the lower part of the face and can include the nasolabial folds if done more aggressively. They also improve the neck and the area under the chin. You... more
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Cheek lift (mid facelift) costs

Costs in any cosmetic surgery depend on what is included. Just throwing out a random number does not mean much. You can see in almost any of these posts the "cost" varies widely. This is mostly due to wether the cost is just the surgeons fee or if it is all inclusive. I always quote in all inclusive prices. Typically a mid face lift is about 6-12k and depends on how much lower eyelid work is done.

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Cheek Lift Cost

While surgical fees vary considerably across the country, cheek lift does tend to be less than a full facelift due to less anesthesia and facility time needed. Typically, there will be a $2,000 - $5,000 difference.
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Cost depends on the techniques used and geographic area of the surgeon

The cheek lift is such a variable technique that the costs are greatly different. A liquid cheek lift done with injectables or a string lift is relatively inexpensive. However a cheek lift that may require that additional surgery be done such as lower lids or face lift can be very expensive. The best idea is to seek consultation with a surgeon who can offer you various options. Dr. Mayl Fort Lauderdale
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Cost of a cheek lift

 Depending on the region and the surgeon, the costs would likely range from $5000 to $12000 including facility and anesthesia.   Make sure to go to the best surgeon leaving price as a secondary consideration since you've only got one face and poor surgery can't ever really be fixed.
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Cost of Cheek or Midface Lift

The cost of a midface lift  is $6000-9000, depending on exactly what is done, and whether lower eyelid surgery is also necessary. Costs will also vary depending on the surgeon and where the surgery is done.  A facelift will cost 2-3 times as much.
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Cost of a midface lift or cheek lift

A cheek lift or mid-face lift is one of the most diffficult procedures to accomplish. For this reason there are more options here than nearly anywhere else in the face. An office visit/consultation (complimentary) is mandatory prior to scheduling the procedure. There is now way to give you an accurate quote via EMail. A mid-face lift is rarely performed by itself and therefore the accompanying procedure(s) may influence the approach. For example: If a face lift is being performed the... more
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