What is the average cost for a Facelift and Eyelid surgery?

Depending on certain amenities such as an overnight stay a facelift will cost between seven and $10,000.

jlebbon  There are many variables that go into the cost:Is the surgery being performed in a certified operating room or in an office?Is there an anesthesiologist making you comfortable?Is the surgery that you are requesting addressing the neck, chin, cheeks, etc?Does the doctor use a laser or scalpel blade for the surgery?Eyelids , upper or lower or both?Without those answers and many more questions the range is a wide one.  Please do not discount your face, it is not worth jumping a the bargain price as this may cost you (in many ways) more in the future.All of that stated the range  is from a low of $3,000 to a high of $20,000.Good Luck and it would be my pleasure to evaluate you for these procedures.

Because  facelifts and blepharoplasty are  such a varied procedure, the cost also
varies. Factors which contribute to the cost  include:

Type
and extent of surgery

Surgeon’s
fee

Facility
fee

Anesthesia
fee

Medication

Lower eyelid surgery
usually takes longer and is more expensive.
Surgeries vary and can include: skin only, skin and muscle, skin muscle
and fat transposition, fat removal only and other variations.

For approximate costs by
location , search Real Self, American
Society of Plastic Surgeons, or American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
websites.

The cost of a facelift and eyelid lift depends on several factors, such as the surgeon, surgical facility, technique applied, and extent of correction desired. You can easily find pricing on many surgeon's websites, however I recommend you find a surgeon based on their experience, reputation and credentials first, rather than how much they charge. Both procedures can be quite invasive and require expertise to achieve the results you want. In Toronto, you can expect to pay about $13000-$15000 for a facelift and $6500-$7500 for an eyelid lift.Financing is available with monthly payment plans from a couple hundred dollars.

The cost of a facelift depends on multiple factors like:
type of facelift, type of anesthesia, surgical facility, surgeon, geographic
location, and added ancillary procedures like eyelid surgery.

While cost is certainly an important factor in deciding whether or not to have a procedure performed, beware of shopping for "deals" when it comes to facial aesthetic surgery.  When performed well and everything goes as planned, the results can be outstanding and even life-altering in a positive way.  However, when things do not go well or your expectations are not met for whatever reason, facial aesthetic surgery can be the source of heartache.  I would strongly recommend choosing a surgeon who you trust and respect rather than focusing on pricing as a determining factor. 

Thanks for
your question, jlebbon. Both facelift and eyelid surgery procedures are highly
customized and tailored to fit the precise needs of each patient, so it's hard
to assign them flat rates. When a
facelift is being performed along with eyelid surgery, they are considered a part
of the facelift and are combined into the fees. The first and most important
factor on cost is the extent of the correction and type of facelift being
performed. The cost of this combined procedure can also vary depending on the
part of the country you're in, as well as the type of facility and associated
operating room and anesthesia charges being utilized. I can tell you that it's
typically cheaper overall to have a facelift and eyelid surgery performed
together rather than separately. Most practices offer financing options. The best way to get a precise estimate of your
desired procedures is by scheduling a consultation with the surgeon of your
choice. He or she will draft a surgical plan and a quote that's specific to
your needs.

 There are many variables that  go into the costs for a facelift and eyelid surgery such as which eyelids are being performed, what type of facelift is being performed,  type of anesthesia, surgeon's fee, and length of time in the operating room.  The cost of the Anesthesia and operating room are solely based on time. There is also geographic area pricing differential as well. For many examples of facelift and eyelid surgery and our price list, please see the link and the video below

Costs depend on the procedure and location. There are different types of facelifts and eyelifts and their pricing may vary.

Hello, your question is extremely practical. There are some variables here. One of them is if the upper eyelids are causing visual obstruction. If that is the case and there is a certain % improvement documented on visual field testing that portion may be a covered benefit with your insurnace. This may alter the total cost. Depending on the magnitude of the facialplasty (neck only vs neck and cheeks vs neck cheeks and midface) the cost can also vary. In the Midwest the costs probably range from 3000-6000 depending heavily on what is actually being done and what may be covered by insurance. The lower lids and face and neck are not covered by insurance unfortunately.