How Much Does a Male Facelift Cost in Florida?

The #price of a #Facelift is always a concern when deciding whether or not to have a cosmetic procedure. Patients’ needs and goals vary, so there is no fixed price for a facelift. These are the contributing factors to the cost of a facelift:-Surgeon’s fee-Facility fee-Medication cost-Anesthesia feeEstimated fees may also be found here on Real Self, and the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery website. It is important to choose a highly skilled and experienced surgeon to match your #facelift goals and skin type with the appropriate surgical techniques.Also, its best to work with a #board #certified plastic surgeon who is highly trained with your desired procedures. I also encourage you to look at before and after photos of the surgeons actual patients. Also, reading patient reviews of those who have had combined surgeries will be beneficial. Gathering all of this information will help you make a well-informed decision.

Dear dmobly,Different surgeons charge different prices. You should call various offices to get quotes and to understand the range of prices you will experience. Most importantly, you will want to spend the money for the facelift with the surgeon who is most experienced, provides the greatest results - information which is best qualified by determining which surgeons are board certified and by reading their testimonials, understanding their experience/education and by the number of satisfied patients.

The cost of a facelift depends on several factors, such as the city, surgeon, surgical facility, technique applied, and extent of correction desired. In Toronto, Ontario, you can expect to pay around $13,000 to $15,000. Financing is available with monthly payment plans from a couple hundred dollars.

The price of a facelift, or of any procedure for that matter, depends on the expertise and the training of the surgeon, and vary widely by geographical area.  Where the procedure is done (hospital, ASC, or office) and type of anesthesia also factor into the equation. You do not want to pick the cheapest (there is nothing more expensive than having to go to another surgeon to fix the results of the first) and not necessarily the most expensive either.  Pick a surgeon who has had a lot of experience and view before and after photos critically.  Pick someone with whom you have confidence and trust. Personally, I charge the same for males and for females and I expect most other doctors do the same.

Although cost is important, the cost should be considered secondary to the result.  Experience in Facelift surgery and specifically male Facelift surgery is critical because the technique, postoperative care, and psychology are different than in a female patient.  Additionally, males have heavier skin with more hair follicles and greater vascularity, necessitating more operative time.  Although negotiation is possible in certain procedures, male Facelift is not in that list.