What is the type of facelift to use for thin face? Will it improvement to make difference?

Without series of photos it is impossible to give you good advice. To correct sagging, face/neck lifting is most frequently used. To correct loss of fat and volume in certain areas of the face, replacement with fat grafts (fat grafting) is very likely the best option. In person evaluation by a board certified plastic surgeon is recommended. Good luck.

An aging face that has undergone a liposuction prior would require a special approach to correct the fatty layer imbalance as well as preposition the saggy tissues.  An experienced facelift surgeon would properly asses this aging face and use the techniques that would rejuvenate the face, and re-create the youthful balance of different fatty layers. Seek out a facelift expert that has had experience dealing with this type presentation.

For patients deficient in volume, consider the use of either fat transfer or enriched fat transfer.  All facelift techniques for your case should not trim muscle or SMAS but rather focus on imbrication of the tissues.  Best Dr. Anil Shah

Dear janejaney_doeThank you for your question!  The procedure performed depends on you features and goals. If too much fat has been removed then fat grafting can help with shaping the face.With Warm RegardsTrevor M Born MD

Thank you for your question. If you could provide photographs, this would help to decide what would be the most appropriate procedure for you.BW

Hi,If you had provided, photos would help to make assessment. However, it can be said that you can  correct sagging and laxity skin with face/neck lifting and it  is most frequently used  procedure. You can benefit from replacement with fat grafts to correct loss of fat and volume in certain areas of your face as well. You can have an in-person examination to create your customised treatment plan, be sure that your surgeon a professional facial surgeon.