I understand some doctors believe that a lady should wait until the menopause to have a facelift because most of the changes will shows after this. That is why I am concern about to have it done or not. If I have it now, I guess I will need one more on 7 year? This is true or not? Thank you !
Answer: Repeat facelift procedures - plan ahead!
Simply put, a facelift addresses both superficial skin laxity and loss of underlying facial musculature tone or position. You should not undergo a procedure until you will see a measurable benefit to justify the inherent risks of the surgery. That being said, a number of women are appropriate for surgical facial rejuvenation at age 45 due to either genetic aging factors or lifestyle issues (weight fluctuations, sun exposure, smoking, etc). If you have noticeable signs of aging that would benefit from surgical intervention at age 45, it is quite likely that you will desire a repeat procedure in the future. Facial surgery does not stop time, but rather just sets the clock back a bit. With this in mind, it is wise to plan for the future, and utilize incisional techniques that can be repeated a number of times without resulting in a "surgical" look (for example, if a classical facelift incision was repeated once or twice, the sideburn would seem to originate from an inch or two above the ear rather than in front of the helical root.)
Helpful 1 person found this helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW Answer: Repeat facelift procedures - plan ahead!
Simply put, a facelift addresses both superficial skin laxity and loss of underlying facial musculature tone or position. You should not undergo a procedure until you will see a measurable benefit to justify the inherent risks of the surgery. That being said, a number of women are appropriate for surgical facial rejuvenation at age 45 due to either genetic aging factors or lifestyle issues (weight fluctuations, sun exposure, smoking, etc). If you have noticeable signs of aging that would benefit from surgical intervention at age 45, it is quite likely that you will desire a repeat procedure in the future. Facial surgery does not stop time, but rather just sets the clock back a bit. With this in mind, it is wise to plan for the future, and utilize incisional techniques that can be repeated a number of times without resulting in a "surgical" look (for example, if a classical facelift incision was repeated once or twice, the sideburn would seem to originate from an inch or two above the ear rather than in front of the helical root.)
Helpful 1 person found this helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW Answer: Facelift and then a need for more? The answer to your question is yes and no. Yes, you will probably "need" another facelift in the future if you desire to continue looking good and agin gracefully. Your face will not stop aging and so you will eventually probably get to the point of dissatisfaction but every patient is different. No, you will necessarily "have" to do another one just because of a previous one. You will continue to age normally and can let your appearance go if you no longer have an issue with it.
Helpful
Book a consultation
CONTACT NOW Answer: Facelift and then a need for more? The answer to your question is yes and no. Yes, you will probably "need" another facelift in the future if you desire to continue looking good and agin gracefully. Your face will not stop aging and so you will eventually probably get to the point of dissatisfaction but every patient is different. No, you will necessarily "have" to do another one just because of a previous one. You will continue to age normally and can let your appearance go if you no longer have an issue with it.
Helpful
Book a consultation
CONTACT NOW
December 7, 2016
Answer: The Lasting Effects of a Facelift On average the surgical #results last between 4 and 7 years. However, people vary so much from one another, an exact time is difficult to provide. If you wish, you may repeat the procedure at that time. There is always an improvement compared to not having the procedure as the #aging process continues to progress throughout the future. Patients, with very loose skin will occasionally experience sagging earlier and it may be seen as soon as one year later. Such may require a secondary procedure to tighten the loose skin.
Helpful
Book a consultation
CONTACT NOW December 7, 2016
Answer: The Lasting Effects of a Facelift On average the surgical #results last between 4 and 7 years. However, people vary so much from one another, an exact time is difficult to provide. If you wish, you may repeat the procedure at that time. There is always an improvement compared to not having the procedure as the #aging process continues to progress throughout the future. Patients, with very loose skin will occasionally experience sagging earlier and it may be seen as soon as one year later. Such may require a secondary procedure to tighten the loose skin.
Helpful
Book a consultation
CONTACT NOW
FIND THE RIGHT
TREATMENT FOR YOU
January 28, 2016
Answer: You may want a second facelift, or you may not Facelift results can last for ten years or beyond if you take good care of your skin and lead a healthy lifestyle. The face does continue to age, but generally, if you have a facelift at 45 you will still look younger and better at 55 than you would had you not had the facelift. If you feel that the effects of age are too much, you may decide to have a second facelift in five, ten, or fifteen years, but the choice is entirely yours. If you are a candidate for a facelift and are psychologically ready for it at 45, there is no reason to wait until after menopause. I suggest visiting a board-certified, expert facial plastic surgeon for an in-person consultation to discuss your goals and come up with the best treatment plan.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW January 28, 2016
Answer: You may want a second facelift, or you may not Facelift results can last for ten years or beyond if you take good care of your skin and lead a healthy lifestyle. The face does continue to age, but generally, if you have a facelift at 45 you will still look younger and better at 55 than you would had you not had the facelift. If you feel that the effects of age are too much, you may decide to have a second facelift in five, ten, or fifteen years, but the choice is entirely yours. If you are a candidate for a facelift and are psychologically ready for it at 45, there is no reason to wait until after menopause. I suggest visiting a board-certified, expert facial plastic surgeon for an in-person consultation to discuss your goals and come up with the best treatment plan.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW
April 23, 2015
Answer: Age should not determine whether a facelift in indicated... The number of patients requesting facelifts in their forties definitely appears to be increasing. Patients in their forties just don’t perceive themselves as old and clearly don’t want to look older than they feel. Age should not determine whether a facelift in indicated, instead the physical changes associated with facial aging should make this determination. Procedures are usually less aggressive at this age, with shorter recoveries and fewer complication rates. Patients undergoing early intervention for facial aging report high satisfaction rates. A variety of factors affect how long a facelift lasts. These include the type of procedure performed, the skill of the surgeon, genetics, sun damage and lifestyle decisions. All of these factors impact the result of facelift procedures and their longevity.Its important to realize that facelifts turn the clock back, but don’t stop the clock from ticking. Most surgeons will tell you that the procedure will generally last about ten years. I feel that if a facelift makes you look 15 years younger you should be back to your original starting point in approximately 15 years. For this reason, patients who undergo facelifts at a younger age may ultimately require a secondary facelift when they’re older.If you’re considering facelift surgery, consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is appropriate. This surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan that addresses your concerns.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW April 23, 2015
Answer: Age should not determine whether a facelift in indicated... The number of patients requesting facelifts in their forties definitely appears to be increasing. Patients in their forties just don’t perceive themselves as old and clearly don’t want to look older than they feel. Age should not determine whether a facelift in indicated, instead the physical changes associated with facial aging should make this determination. Procedures are usually less aggressive at this age, with shorter recoveries and fewer complication rates. Patients undergoing early intervention for facial aging report high satisfaction rates. A variety of factors affect how long a facelift lasts. These include the type of procedure performed, the skill of the surgeon, genetics, sun damage and lifestyle decisions. All of these factors impact the result of facelift procedures and their longevity.Its important to realize that facelifts turn the clock back, but don’t stop the clock from ticking. Most surgeons will tell you that the procedure will generally last about ten years. I feel that if a facelift makes you look 15 years younger you should be back to your original starting point in approximately 15 years. For this reason, patients who undergo facelifts at a younger age may ultimately require a secondary facelift when they’re older.If you’re considering facelift surgery, consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is appropriate. This surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan that addresses your concerns.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW
February 7, 2015
Answer: Not guaranteed There is no need to wait until after menopause to have a facelift. If you are concerned about your appearance right now, then you can certainly proceed with surgery. A good facelift is designed to give you a younger appearance that looks natural. Therefore, the effects of aging after surgery will appear natural as well, but they will appear since you can't resist the signs of aging. You'll always look younger after your facelift than if you hadn't had a facelift in the first place.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW February 7, 2015
Answer: Not guaranteed There is no need to wait until after menopause to have a facelift. If you are concerned about your appearance right now, then you can certainly proceed with surgery. A good facelift is designed to give you a younger appearance that looks natural. Therefore, the effects of aging after surgery will appear natural as well, but they will appear since you can't resist the signs of aging. You'll always look younger after your facelift than if you hadn't had a facelift in the first place.
Helpful
Book a virtual consultation
CONTACT NOW