What is the best option to treat nasolabial folds before considering a facelift? (Photo)

Thank you for your question and photo submitted. Based off your information provided, you would be a good candidate to receive fillers to the nasolabial folds. They appear deep with a loss in volume, and this can be corrected by adding volume with the filler. Depending on the amount of correction you are looking to achieve, a conservative approach can be taken to not have a swollen or over-filled appearance. This is a temporary fix that will require maintenance injections over time. A more permanent fix would be a facelift or necklift when you feel you are ready to take that step. This will help remove the lax skin that is causing the folding in the nasolabial folds and the neck/jowls. The next step to take would be finding a qualified and experienced Board Certified plastic surgeon to do a full facial evaluation and provide you with a designated treatment plan to reach your desired goals.

Thank you for posting your question. There are many injectables that work with your facial movements instead of against them for natural looking and feeling results. A liquid facelift may be a great option for your needs. A liquid facelift can treat many symptoms of aging, including marionette lines, expression lines, volume loss, jowls, and jawline contouring. Be sure to work with a board-certified facial plastic surgeon or injection expert for natural results.

Hello!
I do think filler would be the best first go. Starting with treatment of the cheek area may pull up the tissue from the nasolabial fold and reduce its visibility. That may help. The actual fold itself may also be addressed directly with filler, which I would recommend to follow filling the cheek. The filler need not add significant fullness to the face, just help elevate the deflated skin that is emphasizing the crease.
Best of luck to you!