How much does a facelift cost?

i cant seem to find any where how much it costs to get a face lift.  can the doctors give me estimates or ranges of cost to expect from a traditional face lift please?

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A: Facelift Cost: Read this First

Stephen Prendiville, MD

Before considering cost as the major variable in determining which surgeon to see, please read this article I recently wrote here on RealSelf: Remember, It's Your Face In this sad but unique economic environment, one of the greatest concerns for the consumer is price. The good news for the general public is... more

A: Facelift Cost Varies

D.J. Verret, MD

The cost of a facelift will vary widely. The cost is dependent on the surgeon performing the procedure, the type of procedure performed, if additional procedures (such as eyelid surgery or forehead lifts) are performed, if the procedure is a revision procedure, anesthesia costs, and operating room costs. The... more

A: Face Lift Costs: Compare Costs Carefully

James H. Schmidt, MD

You will find that the fees quoted for a face lift vary greatly.  When comparing fees try to compare "apples to apples".  The following can be helpful: Compare the same type of procedure.  In most instances a "face lift" refers to correcting changes associated with... more

A: How much does a facelift cost?

Michael Kulick, MD

 Hello For sure - the range can be from 800 in Asia to 45,000 if you do face, neck, eyes, forehead, nose under general anesthesia staying over night in the hospital  Did this answer solve your concerns - no.  But you would get a similar response when asking to buy art work that you liked but did... more

A: The cost of a facelfit can be confusingly variable

Randolph Capone, MD

There is, unfortunately, no short answer for your question. As you've no doubt encountered in your search for the right surgeon and the right operation, the cost of a facelift can be all over the map! One of the reasons for such variability is geography (e.g. a facelift in Manhattan will cost... more

A: What is the cost of a facelift?

Ricardo Rodriguez, MD

 The cost of a facelift varies according to location, components of the facelift, and experience and reputation of the Surgeon. In additon to the Doctor's fee there is also the facility  fee. 1-Location: Costs will be higher in large metropolitan areas, and lower in smaller cities. Cities like New... more

A: Facelift Costs

Robert M. Wald, Jr., MD

Generally, a facelift costs 6000 to 10000 dollars.  These costs vary according to the location of practice, the experience of the surgeon,  and whats involved.  When I talk about a facelift, this includes improving the face and the neck.  This does not include the eyelids or the forehead... more

A: Facelift Cost

Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD

The National Average in 2008 for the Professional fee for the Facelift was 6,725.00.  However, keep in mind there are other costs affiliated with the Facelift. The Facility cost, Anesthesia, possibly and overnight stay as well as lab work and prescriptions. Make sure when getting a "Grand Total"... more

A: Facelift costs vary dramatically by region

Scott Trimas, MD

The typical costs for a facelift can vary by region from around 7500 dollars to about 20,000 dollars depending upon the area of the country you are living in. In our area the typical costs for a facelift are 5500 professional fees, 1500 for the facility and 1200 for the anesthesia. Despite similar... more

A: Facelift costs

David L. J. Wardle, MD

First point:  Be an informed consumer -- Research, Research, Research your surgeon prior to undergoing ANY surgery. Ensure he/she is BOARD CERTIFIED in Plastic Surgery (either FACS or FRCSC) Certified. Look at the surgeon's Before and after photos of his facelifts to make sure your "vision" of... more

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