Am I too young for a Facelift?? (photos)

Hello Corinaj!
Thank you for your question and photo. In most people the process of aging begins in their late 20s, and the signs of it become perceptible by 30-35.  By aging,  people starts to lose  facial volume, that cause appearing the folds, furrows and facial lines, sometime "marionette lines". By the age of 55 -60 years these changers are permanent already, that are difficult to correct with a facelift alone. We should take in mind the general rule, which states that prevention is always easier than correction. Taking action early, in your 40’s or 50’s, will help prevent these permanent changes. 
In other words, if a 39-year old woman isn't happy about his appearance and thinks non-surgical treatments  don't work for him, then he becomes a candidate for a facelift. On the other hand, it's difficult to tell from your photo whether a full facelift is a good match for you at this point. Maybe only SMAS lifting focusing on cheeks, jowls and neck will be enough. Or more. I need to see your full face photos and I need to review your photos from different angles.
I hope this helps
Best

There is really not an age limit for a facelift. If you are experiencing early signs of aging then addressing this with surgical or non-surgical techniques can help you achieve a longer lasting result and essentially slow the aging process. Surgeons can be qualified for a variety of reasons, but you can help select one with the following info:Board Certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgeonsnot ..... Board of Cosmetic surgeonsmember of ASAPSyears of experiencereferral from a friend who is happy

39 is a bit early for a facelift. This does not mean that it's totally out of the question. The photograph is not particularly informative. I have given up on noninvasive skin tightening which might be recommended to you by others. I think consultation with a well experienced plastic surgeon who can explain you your options is the best place to start.

Thank you for your picture.  You should consider some non invasive methods to improve your neck.  Seek consultation from a board certified plastic surgeon concerning facelift

Thank you for your question and photo.  The photo is limited, and an in person examination would be beneficial to provide the best treatment course for you.  Treatment modalities would include a mini face lift, botox and fillers, fat transfer, laser resurfacing, or a combination.  Consult with a board certified Plastic Surgeon.  Best WIshes.

There is no set age for a facelift as each person is different.  The photo you posted shows you stretching your neck and this does not show whether or not you are a good candidate.  A better photo would be with you head/neck in relaxed and neutral position, looking straight forward.It would be best for you see an board certified plastic surgeon in person.

Hello,Thank you for your question. You are young but your skin and genetic predisposition may mean that you need intervention to rejuvenate the look of your face sooner than some people. I recommend that you book a consultation with a board certified Plastic Surgeon to discuss your options. They will examine you in person and recommend possible surgical options for you as well as non-surgical options you may like to try first.All the best!

There is not an age criterion when it comes to facelift surgery. The state of the anatomy is the most important thing. The heavier the neck is, the more likely you would need a full lower face and neck lift. If the changes are mild, and they appear to be in your case, a mini facelift will work nicely. This procedure can be done under local anesthesia and gives a very natural result which is of vital importance in patients that are young.

There is no particular age limit for facelifting. Sometimes, those in their 30s find that they have developed laxity of the skin with changes including jowls and redundant neck skin. Sometimes this can be secondary to weight loss. Genetic factors also play a role. Your surgeon will be able to determine if a facelift would make a difference and will review with you the pros and cons.

Age is simply one aspect when planing facial enhancement and personally, I like lifts in younger patients. There is facial aging present in you which would benefit from a "maintenance lift". Of course, it does not matter much if you have the procedure now or 2 years from now. If you prefer to avoid surgery for some time, non-surgical treatments are certainly indicated, too. Find the right time in your life and consult with an experienced facelift surgeon.