I am 43 and would like to get the liquid facelift would I be a good candidate for it? (photo)

In recent years, medical science has elucidated what goes on under and within the skin that leads to the development of flattening of our cheeks, sinking of our temples, and the development of sagging and jowl formation around the mouth, jawline and in the laugh line (NLF) regions of our face. And what we have learned is that the unlike in the past when we thought that all these changes were due to skin laxity (looseness), we now know that they are largely due to loss of volume in the fat pads, bone, and even muscle layers below the skin. When we mistakenly believed that looseness was the culprit, we went ahead with expensive, aggressive surgical facelifts, necklifts, etc. that entailed cutting out the "excess" skin, sewing things together and long downtimes. And in many cases, stretching skin over bone (without restoring the underlying volume) left people looking "porcelainized" and artificial. This all underwent a dramatic change when about fifteen years ago, we discovered the enormously important contribution of volume loss to facial aging. With the development of injectable volumizing fillers, like Voluma XC, we could now lift, reshape, and recontour cheeks; straighten jowly jawlines; create more youthful, heart-shaped faces; fill sunken temples; and elevate the marionette lines at the angles of the mouth. And each of these could be done in about ten minutes with immediate results and little to no significant downtime. Pencil thin lips--also a product of age-related volume loss--could similarly be restored in this way to more youthful fullness. Make sure that you consult with a board certified aesthetic physician with experience and expertise in nonsurgical facial rejuvenation and be certain to ask to see his/her personal before and after photos before agreeing to proceed. Best of luck.

Thank you for your question and for providing a pictures. I do agree that you can benefit with a liquid facelift. By injecting the nasal labial folds, cheeks, lips and jawline it can freshen the face up. You are probably looking at approximately 4-5 cc's for a full correction. Ii would suggest seeing a Board Certified Injector for a consultation. Best of luck to you.

A combination of various facial fillers along with either PDO Threads or the Endolift Laser will rejuvenate your face. Non-Surgical Facelift with PDO threads which reposition fallen cheeks and jawline tissues along with the remarkable Endolift Laser wihich uses a micro-fiber which stimulates your collagen, contours local deposits of face and neck fat and tightens loose skin.

Thank you for your query! You appear to be a good candidate for a liquid face-lift which will fill your cheeks and under eye hollows, improve your laugh lines and fill up your lips. I usually add a non-surgical skin tightening procedure like Thermitight for further improvement. Please find an experienced Board certified Plastic surgeon who can examine you and help you with all your concerns. All the best1

Hello and thank you for your question! You are a candidate for Botox and fillers. As we age, we lose facial volume and bone, leading to a sunken and saggy appearance. Dermal fillers can restore lost volume, plumping up areas like the cheeks, temples, nasolabial folds, and under the eyes. By strategically placing dermal fillers, a skilled provider can lift and contour the face, improving the appearance of jowls, nasolabial folds, and sagging skin. Dermal fillers can be used to create a more defined and sculpted jawline, providing a more youthful and balanced facial profile. As with any cosmetic procedure, it's crucial to consult with a qualified and experienced provider to determine if a liquid facelift is suitable for your specific needs and goals. They will assess your facial anatomy and discuss the best treatment plan for achieving your desired results.

Hi,Thanks for your question.According to your picture you are a good candidate for non-surgical full face lift/ liquid face lift with combination of botulinum toxin, fillers, skin revitalisation. In my practice, I use a bespoke, combined treatment that involves a detailed assessment of the face as a whole unit , identify the ageing trigger points and so understand which areas of the face need to be prioritised and treated in order to restore the volume lost and achieve a lifting and natural looking effects. It is indicated for patients who want to look less tired, less saggy, more contoured, more youthful and “fresh” with natural and subtle results. In addition, this medical approach is suitable for top up during the years and with minimal downtime.I would recommend to seek the advice of an expert doctor with extensive knowledge of the facial anatomy, ageing process and experience in facial assessment and treatment. Best Wishes, Dr Giuseppe Fiore

Thanks for your question and the picture. You would be a great candidate for the Y-Lift procedure, which uses structural volumization utilizing the principle of the leading edge. The amazing edge of this procedure which is done using fillers, over the liquid facelift is that you get a very natural looking lift and facial rejuvenation without looking overdone at all. In combination, you would benefit from procedures which help build your own collagen, like Ultherapy which uses micro-focused Ultrasound or Morpheus8 from Inmode which is radiofrequency microneedling which will lead to long lasting skin tightening and remodeling giving you a long lasting and natural youthful look. An in person consultation with an aesthetic physician would be the best next step to create your personalized aesthetic plan.

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Thank you for your question. Based on your photo you would be a good candidate for a liquid facelift. Please visit an experienced injector in order to make sure the filler is injected properly and in the right areas to give you the lifted look. 

Thank you for sharing your photo. There are many options for nonsurgical facelift, especially if you do not want surgery. The advancement in technology has made it possible to look your best without going under the knife. Often times, we combine nonsurgical options to provide a great safe outcome. I would recommend researching the following options: Y Lift & ThermiTight. Many patients are very happy with the lasting results. Make sure to research the doctor. Always select a board certified Plastic Surgeon who is trained and certified. Additionally, make sure that your Plastic Surgeon has more than one option. "If you only have a hammer, everything looks like a nail". Good luck

Hi and thank you for your question! Based on the picture you appear to be a good candidate for liquid facelift and an experienced cosmetic doctor can do some great improvements with correcting the volume loss as well as reducing lines. My main recommendation is that see a number of experienced cosmetic doctors in person for detailed consultations and choose the one you feel most comfortable with (and preferably one who can show you many pictures of patients with similar concerns). I hope it helps and good luck!