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How Much Does a Facelift Cost?

asked 3 years ago by anon
Latest answer by Raj S. Ambay, MD
Question viewed 41,213 times
Tags: costs, price

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?

56 answers to How Much Does a Facelift Cost?

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Facelift cost range is $10,000 to $50,000

You get one shot at a facelift. If it is not done properly, you will look pulled and done. Patients cannot just "get a bad facelift redone. " Except in the most expert of hands, and only in some circumstances, revising those failures of the first procedure will not be possible until enough loose skin again generates enabling a repair. There is a generation of women who must now live with the stigma of the "quickie facelift", its wide painful scars, deformed ears, and a... more
Brent Moelleken, MD

Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

www.drbrent.com

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Price of a Facelift

I prefer the term 'facial rejuvenation' over the more antiquated term 'facelift', as many patients that I see who seek a more youthful and refreshed facial appearance undergo a set of surgical procedures very different from what would have been considered a 'facelift' twenty-five years ago. The word 'rejuvenation' means, literally, 'to make young again'. In each individual, different facial changes occur with age. One person may be unhappy with... more
Michael Law, MD

Raleigh-Durham Plastic Surgeon

michaellawmd.com

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Facelift procedures vary depending on many factors.

The fee for facelift varies with the area in country, the expertise of the surgeon, and the extent of the work to be done (including any secondary procedures). The typical fees run from $6000 to $15,000 for a primary facelift. Secondary facelifts tend to be between $4000 to $12000. Liquid facelifts vary from $2500 to $5000.
Kris M. Reddy, MD, FACS

West Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon
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Face lift cost factors

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 York, DC, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, and Chicago will have the most expensive fees. 2- Components of the facelift: A "full facelift" has several components. The... more
Ricardo Rodriguez, MD

Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift is a category more than a specific operation

Patients may think that having a facelift is like getting a specific product and not understand that it is merely a convenient way to categorize cosmetic surgery of the face. There are many variations,, subcategories, and individual modicifications as well as manuveurs that one may think of as accessories or ancillary procedures: subcutaneous, deep-plane, subperiosteal, SMAS, short scar, endoscopic, platysmal plication, submental lipectomy, fat grafting, mid-face lift, etc., etc. These all... more
Robin T.W. Yuan, MD

Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift cost in Atlanta

The cost of a facelift depends on the geographic location, the type of facelift needed, your surgeon's credentials, and your surgeon's experience and reputation. Facelifts can range from $4500-$30,000. Not all facelifts are the same and every person has a different facial anatomy and the approach for a facelift has to be individualized. For Example, we specialize in a Natural Facial Plastic Procedures such as out Natural Facelift and Natural Necklift to provide... more
Mike Majmundar, MD

Atlanta Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift Cost varies with complexity and scope

As you know, the economic downturn has caused the 'cheap facelift' to flourish.  In several offices near my two offices in southern California, one company has created a branded cheap, quick facelift under local anesthesia for $7500.  They pay the doc of the day about $500 per operation and keep the rest.  the patient follows-up with the doc of the day and the result lasts for about one year.   Alternatively, what I do for a lower facelift costs about double... more
Jay Calvert, MD

Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift Cost: Read this First

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 that there are amazing price opportunities on many things, including cosmetic surgery. Many Facial Plastic Surgeons and Plastic surgeons throughout the country are offering... more
Stephen Prendiville, MD

Fort Myers Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.drprendiville.com

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Face Lift Costs: Compare Costs Carefully

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 aging in the cheeks and neck. The eye lid and brow regions are usually considered separate areas. Most plastic surgeons use a technique where the underlying tissue, (the SMAS), is supported, the skin is... more
James H. Schmidt, MD

Sarasota Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift Cost

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" that there are no surprise bills after surgery. Some Physicians and facilities charge additional fees to the patient if they go over in time or use more supplies than they estimated for... more
Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD

Atlanta Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift Costs in Florida!

The term Facelift usually describes a lifting procedure of the Cheeks and Neck including tightening the covering of the muscle layer called the SMAS to improve and prolong the result. It usually does not include the forehead lift/brow lift , eyelid surgery(Blepharoplasty), dermal fillers, laser, or fat grafting. If you notice improvement in the mirror when lifting the cheeks with your fingers and the neck with your thumbs, this is probably what you need. The good news is today's... more
David L. Mobley, MD

Sarasota Plastic Surgeon

sarasotaplasticsurgery.com

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There's a Huge Range in Facelift Cost

Unfortunately this is one of those questions that almost impossible to answer. A facelift can mean different things to different surgeons. It can be a standard subcutaneous elevation with SMAS plication and platysmal tightening, a SMAS elevation, a subperiosteal lift, a midface lift and any number of smaller lifts. So it's impossible to say for exactly what you need but I would say for a standard lift with SMAS plication it could run anywhere from $8000-$20,000 just depending on where... more
Christopher L. Hess, MD

Fairfax Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift costs vary by the region, the type of lift, and the surgeon

The cost of facelifts varies depending on the particular region that you are in. A traditional facelift will cost more because it takes more time and there are more risks involved with them. A mini lift, which entails skin elevation and sutures to pull up the underlying muscle, is easier to do and takes a lot less time ranges between 3-6 thousand. A more complete lift, which entails lifting up the muscle in a deeper plane and other ancillary procedures, can range from 5-10 or more thousand... more
Philip Young, MD

Bellevue Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of a facelift

An office visit/consultation is mandatory prior to scheduling the procedure. There is now way to give you an accurate quote via EMail. A facelift may entail a forehead lift and/or eyelid (upper/lower) tuck, and/or fat grafting, and/or chin implant placement or jaw surgery, and/or skin resurfacing procedure and/or a neck lift. A face lift by itself may not produce your desired result. During the consultation we may determine that other procedures are better suited for your optimal outcome... more
Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift cost depends on how much has to be done and the experience and reputation of your surgeon

Prices for facelift varies greatly. There are many different procedures that people call face lifts. A properly done full face lift using SMAS (Deep "muscle" tightening) which lifts the brow, the cheeks and the neck and is expected to last 10-15 years, done by an experienced board certified plastic surgeon who has a good reputation, and is done in a proper medical facility with general anesthesia can cost between $12,500 and 25,000. Various mini lifts of one of the above 3 regions... more
Brooke R. Seckel, MD

Boston Plastic Surgeon

www.drseckel.com

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Here's a Starting Point

The cost of a "Traditional Facelift" varies drastically from doctor to doctor and where you have it done. To give you a starting point, though, the average surgeon's fee in the US for a facelift was $6881 in 2009, according to the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. You would need to add the costs of the surgery center, anesthesia, and possible overnight care to that number for a total cost amount. That being said, you may need to have more or less done than a... more
George Sanders, MD

Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon
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The cost of a facelfit can be confusingly variable

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 than in a smaller market), but another prominent reason is the sheer variability of the operation itself. The S-lift, the MACS-lift, the Weekend-lift, the short incision facelift, the deep-plane... more
Randolph Capone, MD

Baltimore Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.baltimorefaces.com

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Facelift costs

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 attractive results matches what he/she considers attractive -- if not, walk away. The costs of doing a "facelift" are influenced by training, experience, location. facility charges,... more
David L. J. Wardle, MD

Orange County Plastic Surgeon
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You should run from anyone offering you a "traditional facelift"!!

Having someone do a "Traditional Facelift" on you is like buying a Model T car. You will lose all the possible advances made during the past 15 years that make lifts more natural, durable, and safer. Also, just like the car, the final cost is dependent on the options you will need. The options make the difference, and that is why the generic lifts like "Mini-Lifts, Weekend lifts, String lifts " are seldom chosen by knowledgeable consumers. See a Board Certified Plastic... more
Nathan Mayl, MD

Fort Lauderdale Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift costs vary by region, but a starting point is $7000

As the other doctors have mentioned, it does vary significantly by region. If you chose a well qualified Plastic Surgeon, with a strong reputation for facial work, you should have a nice result. Try to get a personal referral. While the internet is a valuable marketing tool, it doesn't provide the same level of confidence as seeing a friend with good results. Don't settle for price alone. You will get what you pay for. You don't want the Wal-Mart Price when you are having cosmetic surgery.... more
David A. Dreyfuss, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of a facelift

Obviously, the cost of a facelift varies between geographic areas, the experience of the physician, and where the procedure is to be performed (office, ambulatory surgery center, or hospital). In addition to these factors, exactly what procedure is being performed (S Lift, deep plane lift, endoscopic lift, mini lift, SMAS plication) factors into this as does the need for ancillary procedures such as platysmal plication, corset playsmaplasty, liposuction, eyelid surgery, brow... more
Lawrence Kass, MD

Saint Petersburg Oculoplastic Surgeon

www.kassmd.com

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Cost of a facelift

The basic cost of a facelift is the surgeon's fee in addition to the cost of the anesthesia and operating room for the procedure.  Most plastic surgeons will give you a breakdown and then a total for the procedure.  Keep in mind that what one person will call a facelift may go by many different names including; full facelift, a mini-facelift,  SMAS facelift, facelift and neck lift, etc..  Some names given to this procedure are actually marketing names which... more
Talmage J. Raine, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of a Facelift

Unfortunately, often it is not clarified what exactly is included in a facelift. Technically speaking a facelift is a cheek lift, and a neck lift and the cost can widely vary by region of the country as well as surgeon, anywhere from $6,000-$15,000.- Often a forhead lift and/or eyelid tucks maybe done at the same time and the cost might be combined confusing things even further. Then there is the facility fee which may or may not be added separately. I.e. a global fee or itemized. And... more
Andrew Pichler, MD

Sacramento Facial Plastic Surgeon
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How much does a facelift cost?

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 not meet or speak with the artist. This means that you need to meet the doctors that can give you the specific answers you are looking for. You set the priorities.
Michael Kulick, MD

San Francisco Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift Costs

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. Be aware there is alot of false advertising in newspapers, on line, and radio. Please do your homework. A board certified plastic surgeon with a good reputation does not need to spend alot of money on... more
Robert M. Wald, Jr., MD

Orange County Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift costs vary dramatically by region

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 procedures, these costs vary and are typically more expensive in the larger cities like New York, Los Angeles area, Miami area and San Francisco. When considering a facelift, I would look to... more
Scott Trimas, MD

Jacksonville Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Experience of the surgeon and his/her training are what a patient should focus on.

The cost of a facelift, like most things in life, varies from one surgeon to another and also in different parts of the country. Experience of the surgeon and his/her training are what a patient should focus on. Your ability to communicate with the surgeon and his/her understanding and explanation regarding your options should make you comfortable with his/her ability to take care of you. An excellent site to see the national averages for fees is at the American Society for Aesthetic... more
Ricardo Izquierdo, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift cost depends on what you are getting and where you are getting it.

Dear facelift candidate, Many people have questions similar to yours. However, the answer is not so simple. For example, if I asked you: how much does a toyota cost? You would probably respond by asking me which model am I interested in. You would also want to know where I plan to purchase it. Clearly, a Camry would have a different price than a 4 Runner. Also, depending on where in the world I plan to make a purchase, the price might differ greatly. Estimating the cost of surgery is even... more
A. Peter Salas, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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The price of facelift has a very wide range

The price of facelift has a very wide range. You can expect price ranges anywhere between $10,000 and $60,000 depending on your location, your surgeon, and actual procedures which you are having. My best advice is to go to several consultations and meet directly with the surgeon. Also, talk to friends who have had previous surgery in your area. Good luck.
David Shafer, MD

New York Plastic Surgeon

www.ShaferPlasticSurgery.com

+1

Facelift Cost

Facelift, as other have alluded to is a category of various surguries not one procedure. The outcome is tied to the surgeons ability to personalize the treatment for the specific issue. That said, a face lift is $8-12K to correct neck and jowls. Part of the ageing however is mid face and cheek descent, eyes and brows.
Raj S. Ambay, MD

Tampa Plastic Surgeon
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Consider factors beyond price

There has been a lot of discussion about the actual financial costs of a face lift on this forum, but I would very much encourage you and other potential face lift candidates to strongly consider the qualifications of a surgeon before the cost.You are considering an operation that alters your most important asset - your face - and it's very important to make sure the surgeon who will be operating on you is listening to what you want to achieve with facial rejuvenation as much as they are... more
Daniel Shapiro, MD

Scottsdale Plastic Surgeon

shapiroplasticsurgery.com

+1

Facelift costs

Prices in plastic surgery are always dependent on the individual as no two surgeries are the same and therefore prices vary. In the question "how much is a traditional facelift?", the answer would vary based on type of surgery ie include the brow, the neck, skin only, Dual plane (SMAS) and previous operations. At my practice we give a very specific price quote to the individual after the initial consultation. I think this is a good forum to get general ballpark... more
Chad K. Wheeler, MD

Spokane Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift prices vary by complexity, geographic location and surgeon

The expected range will be from $7000- $20,000+ This will vary greatly depending on the complexity, experience and training of the surgeon. For example are we talking about a American Board of Plastic Surgery certified doctor who has done hundreds of these procedures or a dermatologist or oral surgeon who has not undergone a formal residency/fellowship. Is just a simple skin re-draping being done or neck muscle tightening, platysmaplasty, liposuction, submandibular gland reduction, chin... more
Larry S. Nichter, MD, MS

Orange County Plastic Surgeon
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How much does a facelift cost? A complicated question deserving a complicated answer

That is a very difficult question to answer as it depends on several factors. Factors such as geography, surgeon reputation and experience, type of facelift, and facility in which the operation is done are just a few of the factors involved in cost. When a quote is given to a patient, it should break down the total cost into its components. The document should be transparent and should clearly break down the surgeon's (or professional) fee, anesthesia fee, facility fee, and fees for... more
Michael M. Kim, MD

Portland Facial Plastic Surgeon

tinyurl.com

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Facelift cost - comparing apples with apples

One of the main factors is that you have to make sure you are comparing apples with apples. For example if a 60 year old woman goes to an experienced surgeon she may receive a shocking face lift estimate of $25-30k for a 'facelift' but this will include: Brow lift Eyelid lift Facial fat grafting to multiple regions Deep plane face lift Neck lift with platysmaplasty The same woman may go to one of the face lift Mills that advertise on TV and may get a price... more
Sam Naficy, MD

Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon
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What does a facelift cost?

First of, there are a lot of trade marked names for facelifts. These are simply marketing angles some surgeons use to help themselves stand out from the crowd but they are all variations of a facelift that any experienced facial plastic surgeon can provide. It just depends on what you as an individual needs and that will dictate your treatment and costs. QUICK NOTE; when you have something performed under general anesthesia your costs go up from anesthesia and surgery... more
Chase Lay, MD

Bay Area Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.chaselaymd.com

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What price beauty?

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? there is an old saying about the guy who goes into the Rolls Royce dealership and asks "how much?" the answer is if you have to ask..... do your homework, listen to your options and choose wisely. then decide if you can afford it. the price is basically Market Value. good... more
Rafael C. Cabrera, MD

Boca Raton Plastic Surgeon
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Face Lift Cost

The average cost of a face lift in the United States is between $6,000 to $20,000 depending on the region of the country, complexity of the surgery required, additional procedures, and surgeon.  This price for a face lift includes the surgeon's fee, anesthesia fee, and facility fee. The average cost of a facelift in the Tampa Bay Area, where I practice in Florida, is between $7,500 and $15,000.  However, I caution you about picking a plastic surgeon based on price... more
Jaime Perez MD

Tampa Plastic Surgeon
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It depends on the facelift!

There are a variety of facelifts ranging from minilifts to traditional or full facelifts. As the procedure becomes more complex, operating time increases and so do costs. Most surgeons break down costs for procedures into 3 categories- surgeon’s fees, operating room cost, and anesthesia fee. Surgeon’s fees can start at $4,500 and increase to $8,500, OR costs can range from $1600-$1900, and anesthesia from $500-$1200. If eyelid or brow procedures are done at the same time, surgeon... more
Harold J. Kaplan, MD

Los Angeles Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of a Facelift

The cost of a facelift will depend largely on the type of facelfit procedure performed and the geographic location that it is performed in.  As can be seen from the responses to your question, the final number can vary significantly.  The most important consideration for you, as a prospective facelift patient,  is for you to consult a surgeon with appropriate credentials and experience.  He or she will be able to properly assess your concerns and needs and... more
Andrew B. Denton, MD

Vancouver Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift Costs

Your answer will depend on your definition of the term "Facelift". In my practice, many patients refer to a "Facelift" as a procedure which addresses the eyes, mid face and lower face. With advancements in modern medicine and technology we are able to offer different techniques to address a single concern. The technique that will work best to address your specific concerns may be different from that of another patient with the same concern. We use the... more
Michael Sullivan, MD

Columbus Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Salt Lake City Facelift Costs

Fortunately, for those living in the Salt Lake City area, the cost of a facelift is much less than many larger metropolitan regions.  While some of the higher priced surgeons try to equate cost with quality, this is often not the case.  Our practice focuses exclusively on procedures of the face, head and neck.  As such the quality of our facelifts is very high and the cost is reasonable.  Again, this is all we do.  Our fee is about $5000 for a lift alone and goes... more
John Bitner, MD

Salt Lake City Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.drjohnbitner.com

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Costs of Facelift Surgery

The costs of facelift surgery vary by geographic area.  Today, there are many type of options for facelifting, so an in-person consultation with your plastic surgeon will be necessary to obtain the best estimate.  Our surgical fee for a facelift typically falls in the  $4000-8000 range.  A "mini" facelift is less expensive, while surgery for both the face and neck are more expensive.  We typically perform this surgery in our fully accredited... more
Michael Vincent, MD

Rockville Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of a facelift

This is a poor question since there are many facelift and many regions of the country where the cost could be 50% above.  All plastic surgeons will give you a ballpark figure if you call their office.  If they do not, call another office.  Basicaly cost can range from $5000 to 25,000 depending on who you call.  If your surgeon is well trained the results from a 5 or 25 will the same.  Some individuuals derive a great deal of pleasure out of spending money. more
Gary H. Manchester, MD

San Diego Plastic Surgeon

www.manchesterclinic.com

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Cost of a facelift

It depends on the region of the country you live in, the surgeon doing the procedure, the facility the procedure is done in and the extent of the procdure.  A facelift is not a single commodity.  The procedure may be a skin lift only or may involve work on the SMAS, work on the platysma, liposuction, fat grafting, laser resurfacing and others procedures as part of the total facial rejuvenation.  A more involved procedure likely will cost more as more time and effort is... more
Jeffrey M. Darrow, MD

Boston Plastic Surgeon
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Face lift prices

The range for a facelift is vastly different based on surgeon, geographical region and anesthesia type. My simplest lift can be performed under sedational anesthesia and is about $5400 inclusive of everything.  My most complicated revision face lift is about $8200 inclusive of lift + anesthesia, etc.
Raghu Athre, MD

Houston Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.athresurgical.com

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Cost of facelift surgery

The cost of a facelift will vary depending on the skill and expertise of the surgeon and technique recommended. You could probably go to the local training hospital and have it done for free by a resident who is anxious to perform their first one. Typicall a facelift may run in the $7-9,000 range Another component of the cost is the operating room.. I strongly recommend that patients have their procedures performed in a fully licensed and accredited facility. That means the center... more
Brian Maloney, MD

Atlanta Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Costs vary

Costs can vary depending on the extent of facelift performed. Commercially-performed, shorter-duration lifts will be cheaper but often have shorter term results compared to deep-plane/SMASplasty facelifts, which will give longer-lasting results. Consulting with a surgeon well-trained and experienced in facelifts will give you a good idea of which facelift is appropriate for you and the cost.
Corey S. Maas, MD

San Francisco Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of a Facelift

Facelift techniques have evolved greatly in the past decade.  Depending on your age and skin, the degree of improvement needed to make you more youthful looking can vary.  A more aggressive approach combine with other procedures such as a forehead lift, eyelid sugery, or even neck lift may add to the cost, but it may be a good option for people seeking maximal improvement and able to tolerate the downtime.  Numbers can vary from $12,000 to $30,000 in Ontario, Canada... more
David A. F. Ellis, MD

Toronto Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift Cost

Facelift costs can vary tremendously based on reputation and location of surgeon.  I advocate seek a surgeon based on quality rather than saving money.  Spending a little more on a procedure by someone whose expertise is in that area is better and being happy is much better than saving a little money and having either a complication or a marginal result.
Anil R. Shah, MD

Chicago Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of a Face Lift

The cost of a face lift does vary by region and what exactly is involved. Some refer to a face lift and neck lift as two separate operations and some consider a neck lift as part of a face lift. In addition, some even include a mid-face lift as part of the face lift. Without getting too confusing the price range / cost for a face lift in Jacksonville is between $6,000-12,000 including all fees. You should consult with a board certified plastic surgeon that has spent his entire training... more
Ankit Desai, MD

Jacksonville Plastic Surgeon
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Cost of facelift.

Hi. In New York City, having a facelift with an expert plastic surgeon will cost you at least $15000.  It is less in most of the country.
George J. Beraka, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Facelift Cost Varies

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 best bet is to visit with facial plastic surgeons or plastic surgeons in your area and get a quote or two before proceeding. Just remember - the cheapest isn't always the best. more
D.J. Verret, MD

Dallas Facial Plastic Surgeon

innovationsfps.com

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You can find out price ranges in your area simply by phoning

Hello One cannot answer the question "how much does a facelift cost?" any more readily than the question "how much does a house cost?" A 3 bedroom house in LA can cost more than a 5 bedroom house in a small Midwest town. A facelift varies by area of the country, what procedures are done in conjunction with the facelift (eyelids, brow, for example), and by the experience of the individual surgeon. I would suggest finding 2 or 3 board-certified plastic surgeons in your... more
Francisco Canales, MD

Santa Rosa Plastic Surgeon
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The Cost of a Facelift

A good quality facelift procedure can be performed for as little as $5,000 in my area of the country, with a range falling between $5,000 and $11,000 depending on the number of additional procedures requested, such as brow lift and blepharoplasty. In my hands, a facelift can be performed safely and effectively under local anesthesia in the office setting.  As a result, my patients do not have to incur the often prohibitive costs of general anesthesia and the cost for use of the... more
David H. Harley, MD

Asheville Facial Plastic Surgeon
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The cost of a facelift varies widely

Depending on the country and surgeon the cost of a Facelift can vary widely.  The range is $5000 -$15000+.  The cost may or may not include laser resurfacing and other ancillary procedures. Make sure you compare apples to apples, if you decide to shop around
Robert Mounsey, MD

Toronto Facial Plastic Surgeon

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