Hello. Thank you for your question. The cost of a facelift can vary dramatically based on multiple factors, including the anatomy, concerns, and goals of the patient, the experience and reputation of the surgeon, the region of the country, the location of the procedure (office-based, surgery center, hospital), and the type of anesthesia used. Cheaper is certainly not always best. Sometimes you get what you pay for. The most important thing to consider is the experience and reputation of the surgeon. There is a distinct difference in the experience and expertise of a surgeon that performs 5 facelifts each year compared to a surgeon that performs 5 facelifts each week. However, surgical experience is only one thing to consider. You also want to look at the results that a surgeon achieves based on a review of before and after pictures of their patients and patient testimonials. Once you feel comfortable with the experience and expertise of a surgeon, schedule a consultation to allow them to assess your anatomy, concerns, and goals in order to determine the best treatment plan. Keep in mind that a facelift is only one component of facial rejuvenation. Other procedures may be indicated to achieve the goals that you desire, including brow lift, eyelid surgery, facial augmentation, or skin resurfacing. The overall cost will vary depending on the procedures required to achieve your goals. I would strongly recommend consulting with a board certified surgeon with extensive experience and expertise in facial rejuvenation. Don't just seek out the cheapest price. It may end up costing you more in the long run. I hope this information is helpful.