How much does a Lifestyle Lift cost?

Is the Lifestyle Lift expensive? How much does Lifestyle Lift cost and what are my payment options?  How does Lifestyle Lift price compare with the cost of other mini lift surgeries?

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22 answers to “How much does a Lifestyle Lift cost?”

A: Inexpensive Face lift surgery

Michael A. Bogdan, MD

A major attraction of these "mini" procedures is that they don't cost much - but be aware that revisional surgical procedures used to correct any problems from these procedures are going to be much more expensive than a well executed primary operation.  Read patient reviews and do your homework... more

A: I believe the cost of life style lift is determined by the corporation and is standard

Amir Moradi, MD

As with any other surgical procedure one needs to research both the procedure and the surgeon.  It may best to contact several patients who are at least 6 months after their lift to see if the procedure was effective.

A: Price isn't the concern for Lifestyle Lift!

Edward D. Buckingham, MD

The Lifestyle Lift is nothing more than a limited incision facelift. The term Lifestyle lift has been trademarked by a coporation that has placed centers around the U.S. and hired surgeons (some of them very qualified) to perform the lift. In some cases, you might be a good candidate for a Lifestyle lift,... more

A: Avoid "Cookie Cutter" Procedures

David Rankin, MD

I would caution you to avoid surgical procedures with a "one size fits all" techniques. A facelift procedure, whether is is a "mini" or traditional lift requires years of training and experience. There is a reason why you will be hard pressed to find ANY board certified plastic surgeons... more

A: Short life and little style for Lifestyle Lift

Nathan Mayl, MD

As in most things in life, you usually get what you pay for. Good facial rejuvination takes more than a lift and is truly as customized as a nasal surgery.

A: Lifestyle Lift is a gimmick at any price.

George J. Beraka, MD

Hi!  In general, it is best to avoid operations with a brand name or a catchy title.  In real scientific medicine, there are no secrets. Here's what to do:  Go to a board certified plastic surgeon, and ask her or him what can be done for you with minimally invasive surgery.  And ask to see... more

A: Lifestyle Lift Price

Gustavo A. Diaz, MD

Let's answer your question first. The cost of a Lifestylelift should be around the mid $4,500. You are saving the thousands of dollars that anesthesia would cost at a hospital. Still you are going to get the same results as the regular facelift. It depends on the concerns and findings that you have during your... more

A: Lifestyle Lift is a "proprietary" procedure

Nick Slenkovich, MD

To my knowledge, the Lifestyle Lift is a "proprietary" procedure, which is to say that this company holds their procedure as a "trade secret." The American Medical Association has come out against holding any medical procedure as proprietary and believes that this goes against the nature of... more

A: Great facelift result comes from the surgeon

Amir M. Karam, MD

The concept of performing facelifts or mini facelifts under local anesthesia is not new. What is new is the mass marketing campaigns and the time constraints placed on performing a facelift. Every surgeon has their own operative tempo, and some can successfully perform a facelift in a short period of time.... more

A: Regarding the cost of a Lifestyle Lift, you get what you pay for

William B. Rosenblatt, MD

In my experience, the patients I have seen who have had the lifestyle lift had a result that lasted for less than a year. They were not happy and felt that they still needed more surgery. Thus they felt that they had wasted their money.

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