How much does a Lifestyle Lift cost?

Lifestyle Lift usually costs about $4,000 - 6,000, depending on whether or not you have any additional procedures, such as neck liposuction, upper and/or lower lids done at the same time. The price is usually similar to the price of a mini face lift.

As the popularity of cosmetic surgery has grown, so has the competition to attract more patients.  This has created price competition as well as a thriving market in medical tourism.  The expanded awareness has also spurred creativity in the marketing of "new" procedures designed to fill a... more

Goals Think about what you are trying to achieve with a procedure.  A lifestyle lift is advertised as a 1 hour procedure performed under local anesthesia, designed to tighten your jowls and face.  A lifestyle lift (as advertised and promoted) alone will not contour a heavy neck.  More... more

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

The price of a lifestyle lift is likely far less than a facelift customized for you by an experienced, well trained plastic surgeon. But, the cost in terms of complications, unsatisfactory results or possible reoperations could be very significant. The results of a good facelift are long lasting. The results... more

It can end-up costing a great deal more than a regular face lift! By that I mean there have been a few instances when a Lifestyle lift has left significant scarring and earlobe deformity, which required additional surgery and scar revision. When all was set and done the patients ended up spending close to $20... more

The most improtant question about the Lifestyle Lift is not the cost but whether or not it will give you the result you want and whether it will last as long as you are hoping. It is a kind of "mini" facelift and because of that it usually cannot deliver as dramatic an improvement or one that lasts... more

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

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

Our practice specializes in revision facelifts. Revision facelifts are our most common procedure. I have seen a number of LifeStyle lift patients. Their scarring was considerable and in some cases the location of incisions inexplicable. They had the same scars as they would have had from a full facelift,... more