What Are Good Alternatives to a Lifestyle Lift?

The lifestyle lift is a modified facelift that focuses on the lower third of the face and upper neck. In particular it is a type of mini-facelift  (i.e. less scarring, shorter procedure than full facelift and faster recovery) designed to address jowling and laxity of skin in the neck.

There are many mini-lift procedures that share the same purpose. Many have   brand names such as S-Lift, Quick Lift, LiteLift, MACS, Mini-lift,  and several  others. It is a buyer beware situation. My best advise to you is forget the name of the procedure. Rather, find the most skilled and experienced surgeon you can. Check out their training, reviews, availability if there is a problem and how much time they spend with you during your initial interview. Great surgeons get great results, period. The best way to find one is to start with a  Board Certified Plastic Surgeon  or Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon with extensive experience over many years. Ask to see before and after photos

There are a number of short-scar, minimally invasive facelift procedures that have been described. some are even trademarked. The lifestyle lift is not a revolutionary procedure, it is a lower third facelift and neck lift designed to address jowling and laxity of skin in the neck.

I would be cautious regarding any type of "mini" lift as mini lifts usually result in mini results. It is important that you choose a procedure that will effectively address the areas of aging in your face and neck and will give you lasting results. Frequently, patients who choose a "mini" procedure will be unsatisfied with the results and regret not being more aggressive in their initial procedure.

I would find a qualified and experienced surgeon who will give you a detailed analysis of your face and present you with the most effective options. It may result in a little higher cost and more down time but, in the end, you will not regret it. Good Luck!