Face lift is it possible for a 25 years old? (photo)

#facelift and #facialrejuvenationthere are three areas that we look at:skin surfacevolumelaxity of skin an muscleWhile there is no minimum age for a facelift, I do not think that you need a facelift. Your pictures do not show any accelerated signs of aging that would be improved by a facelift. There are other non-surgical methods you could explore with botox and fillers. It would be best to discuss this in consultation with a plastic surgeon. 

Plastic surgeon's are reluctant to recommend a facelift for someone so young.  One possibility is to try fat grafting to the malar eminences to add volume to your cheekbones and give your face a more slender appearance.  A mini lift is possible but again, you are very young for this procedure and would result in very mild improvements. 

Thank you for your question. While I always evaluate each patient as an individual, not based solely on age, 25 would be unusually young for a facelift. Based on your photos, you may have some genetic or early volume loss that could benefit from fat grafting or fillers. I would recommend consultation with a facial plastic surgeon to discuss what option is best for you."This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."

Thanks for sharing your concerns with us.After analyzed the information and photos provided to us, I recommend you to perform another procedures, nota facelift, to improve your facial features such as rhinoplasty with chin implants. Respectfully,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-

I would not suggest getting a facelift at your age, there are many nonsurgical options as well as Botox and fillers. I would also caution against pulling your hair tight to make your face tighter as it can result in traction alopecia which is a loss of hair from constant tension on it. The only way to know for sure what will be best for you is to book a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to see what your options are. Best of luck! 

At your age you are definitely not a candidate for facelift surgery.  I would consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss non surgical options such as fillers.  It is not unusual in my patient population for patients in their twenties to start to use fillers and some Botox to address asymmetries, early signs of wrinkles and some contour loss.  Please choose wisely and do not be talked into doing procedures you do not feel comfortable with.This is a great forum for gathering information, but nothing will take the place of an in-office consultation with a qualified and experienced board certified surgeon.

Hello! A facelift is done to reverse signs of aging, such as jowling and excess neck skin- you show no signs of aging. The asymmetry you notice is common but can be corrected with fillers. I would recommend non-surgical alternatives such as this to improve your symmetry and contours. Good luck!

I seriously doubt that a facelift at your age would be worth your while.  Your u will always be able to find a surgeon to perform it, but I would not advise it.

Good job with the hair. The increased fullness you are getting in your cheeks could be done with either fillers, or, I would recommend that you consider cheek implants. In long run it would give you the best permanent change. The elevation of your brow could be done with endoscopic surgery or you might get some inprovement with Botox. Be careful you do your homework as you get consultations.

You do not appear to be a good candidate for a facelift and it would be very unusual for anyone in their 20's to be an appropriate patient for the procedure.  It is a bit difficult to fully evaluate you with just the front view, but it is possible that fillers could help and a non-surgical lifting procedure like Ultherapy.