Facelift now or later? (Photo)

Based on your age (49) and previous non-invasive treatments (fillers, Morpheus, Ultherapy), whether or not to consider a facelift depends on certain clinical factors. Non-invasive methods are typically effective at addressing superficial wrinkles and mild sagging, but for deeper skin laxity, more pronounced lines, and signs of aging, a facelift (rhytidectomy) offers more lasting and noticeable results.
If your skin elasticity has decreased and the effects of fillers or energy-based devices have become limited, it may be time to consider a facelift. This procedure removes excess tissue and provides a younger, tighter appearance. Alternatively, a less invasive mini facelift could also be an option, which targets milder signs of aging while shortening the recovery time.
In conclusion, if you're no longer satisfied with non-invasive treatments and are noticing increased facial sagging, a facelift may be worth considering. However, the final decision is best made in consultation with a plastic surgeon, who can develop a personalized plan based on a physical examination and your expectations.

Thank you for your question and photos. You did not identify your concerns. Your photos show very little signs of aging. Your skin is smooth, very few dynamic or static wrinkles. Your chin and neck contour look good, and very little jowl laxity. In my opinion you look great. I would definitely hold off on a facelift at this time. I believe you will only have minimal improvement at this time. Continue your normal skin care routine.