Face becoming thinner, but facial bones are less prominent. Would a facelift correct this? (Photo)

The loss of facial definition, especially the decreased visibility of your cheekbones and volume loss in the midface, combined with skin sagging, can create an older and tired appearance. While a facelift effectively tightens the skin and reduces sagging to rejuvenate your face, it does not address volume loss on its own. In this case, the best results are usually achieved by combining a facelift with volume-restoring treatments such as midface fillers or fat grafting. A thorough in-person examination is essential to create a personalized treatment plan.

No, a facelift is not a good option for you at your age. I would suggest micro-needling with radiofrequency, like Secret or Morpheus plus Sculptra injections for some added volume. Sculptra can also be delivered with micro-needling.

Hello,

I'm sorry to read what you are experiencing! When looking at your photos I think that Facial Fat Injections could be beneficial for you in creating more volume and fullness – especially in enhancing your very high cheekbones! Or if you are wanting to have a Facelift, adding Micrografting to the face and temples will to help not only to tighten the face overall, but give you a more healthy, rejuvenated look.

To me, your skin does not appear to be showing advanced signs of ageing, such as jowls or deep nasolabial folds, so perhaps a Facelift could be something to consider once these signs begin to present themselves.