Facelift or Other Options? (Photo)

You can get a facelift, but you'll get a great result with an in the office Ellacor procedure. It is designed for that area and can give you a great result.

A lower facelift could be a suitable solution for the asymmetrical sagging in your face. To fully correct the asymmetry, it would also be appropriate to support the procedure with fat injections. However, before making a final decision, I need to meet with you one-on-one to evaluate your overall health and expectations.

Hello! Thank you for your question.
As far as I can understand from your question, I definitely recommend deep plane facelift.
It would be better face to face consultation.
Best regards!

You don't appear to have significant jowling on the lateral photograph of your face, which is the main area a facelift addresses. You maybe benefit from laser resurfacing and possibly some fat grafting to specific areas of your face. Your best bet is to have a consultation with a plastic surgeon with a focus on facial rejuvenation.

You look great. But I know it’s about maintaining the familiar look of your face as long as possible. Depending on what you have tried in the past, there may be non-surgical options.

Many patients get tightening and lifting with either Ultherapy (which is an ultrasound based treatment) or radiofrequency microneedling (there are many brands).

As a surgical option, some patients benefit from removal of the “buccal fat pad” in the cheek rather than a full facelift. This can sometimes be done through an incision inside the mouth. If overdone, this can deflate the lower face and cause sagging, so it’s critical to have an in person consult with a surgeon whose before and after photos agree with your aesthetic.