Information Overload - what kind of Facelift would be best for me and how to choose? (photos)

Thanks for the excellent question. I would encourage you to seek out a Royal College certified plastic surgeon who performs a large volume for facial rejuventation procedures. Many of the classic signs of facial aging (jowls and neck skin laxity in particular) can be addressed with a facelift. There are many ways to perform a facelift. My preferred technique for facelift surgery is the deep plane facelift as I feel it provides a durable and natural appearing result when compared to skin-only facelift techniques. I will often combine this with facial fat grafting and laser treatment to address facial volume loss and skin degradation respectively -these are signs of aging not addressed by facelift surgery alone.

Deep plain facelift surgery addresses excess skin as well as tightens the muscle in a meaningful long lasting fashion. It produces a natural result. Given the severity of muscle laxity particularly In the lower face as well as excess skin I think this would be your best bet.