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Should I Insist on a Lower Price for Lifestyle Lift?

I recently had a consultation for Lifestyle Lift, and was very happy with all the info I received, except for the price quoted for me for the procedure. I actually am having very little done to my face as I am still young and don't need much. But still, I was quoted the amount $4400, which was the same price a friend of mine paid; she had quite a bit more work done than I am having. Should I ask for another consultation and insist on a lower price?

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7 Doctor Answers | Asked by jamie123 in Indiana
+7

Consider not having an LSL

The Lifestyle Lift is a minilift with minimal undermining but with all the incisions of a real facelift. There are many posts on this forum showing a high dissatisfaction rate with the procedure. You may be better off saving up for a real facelift with a board certified plastic surgeon when you actually have more aging, rather than incur the scarring and problems listed in the blogs and expert opinions on this website. When you look at the satisfaction rates from facelifts vs. Lifestyle... more
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Verify the Surgeon's credentials, talk to former patients

Lifestyle lifts have not received great reviews by many people having the procedure. My recommendation is to either wait and not have any procedure done at this time, or seek out a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who can sit down with you and offer you the procedure or procedures that you may benefit from, even if that means no surgery at this time.
+6

Lifestyle a bit out of style

I agree with Dr. Rand regarding the lifestyle lift. The lifestyle lift has a myriad of problems and long term patient satisfaction issues and has been a technique that some has been successful because of the heavy marketing and the ability of a variety of providers (non-plastic surgeons and non-ENT facial plastic surgeons) to do the procedure. That being said, assuming you've done the research and have decided that this is really what you want and have found an excellent practitioner with... more

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+6

Personally I wouldn't recommend a Lifestyle lift in the first place

Regardless of the price, I wouldn't recommend a Lifestyle lift. Just read ALL the reviews of unhappy patients who have been deceived by this "marketed" mini lift. Properly done facelifts by genuine plastic surgeons have among the highest satisfaction rating (79%) when compared to the dismal 40% satisfaction rating for the Lifestyle lift (see column to the right!). Also, while it is certainly your right to negotiate for prices, I wouldn't advise you do this too much. Decide on the best... more
+5

You maybe happy with the info, you may not be happy with the result: Don't get "Shamwowed"

I am happy that this patient has raised a point about one of the strengths of Lifestyle Lift: the marketing and sales pitch. I would like to remind this patient of one basic concept: if performance of a unique, revolutinary procedure was feasible "in about an hour", don't you think every Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon and every Board Certified Plstic surgeon would be doing it? I would certainly prefer if I was able to get the same results in 1 hour as I do in... more
+3

Probably not have the operation

Lifestyle lift is a marketing tool for patients to do a modified facelift that often doesn't work for most patients.  I would check the credentials ofthe doctor to make sure that they are board ceritified in ENT or Plastic Surgery.
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What should I pay for a Lifestyle Lift?

If you are young with minimal stigma of aging I would avoid doing any type of surgery. Often times, patients who have very little signs of aging will go forward with surgery and get minimal improvement creating a sense of disappointment, even if the procedure was techniquely perfect. I would wait until you show more signs of aging before going forward with surgery. I would advise that you do multiple consultations with qualified and experienced board certified surgeons. You won't... more
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