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Thanks for the question. It is not necessarily too late for a facelift at 74 years old, as many individuals have undergone successful facelifts at this age and beyond. When considering a facelift, your surgeon will assess your general health, skin elasticity, bone structure, and other factors to determine if you are a good candidate for the procedure. It's also important to have realistic expectations and understand that a facelift can improve the appearance of the face and neck. It's recommended that you consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon who has experience performing facelifts on individuals in your age group. They can provide you with a personalized assessment of your situation and advise you on the best approach to achieve your desired results.
This is a common question I hear in SWFL and can only be answered with consultation. I estimate that about 35-40% of my facelift population are age 70 or older. But truthfully, physiological age is more important. A patient at 50 may have more chronic health issues than a 74 year old, and genetics play a huge role. Below is a link to the before and after photos of a 74 year old woman. Being an appropriate patient is more about physiological health and aging indications than numerical age.
Thank you for your question. Facelifts are an excellent choice for addressing skin laxity and hollowing in the midface, lifting fallen tissue, and improving the appearance of facial creases. If you are in good physical and mental health and are interested in rejuvenating your appearance, you may be a candidate for a facelift procedure. The best way to know for sure is by scheduling an in-person consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon. They will be able to review your medical history and determine the best course of action to help you achieve your aesthetic goals.
Thank you for the question. It is definitely not too late to consider a facelift at age 74. What matters most is your overall health. As long as you are in good health and are active, it is reasonable to consider a facelift. I would recommend consultation with a board certified facial plastic surgeon who can help you make the decision if it is right for you.
Hello 74 years young! I love your attitude. Many factors go into the decision of who is a good candidate for a facelift. Age is just one of them. Other factors include:1) What are you trying to improve? Facelifts are most effective in improving jawline jowels and central neck laxity. If these are your chief concerns, there will be a higher chance of success w the procedure2) How is your health in general? The age 74 can mean very different things in different people. A relatively healthy 74 age is certainly not a contraindication to surgery in my book. A discussion with your primary care doctor who knows your general health story the best would likely be useful here. 3) Will this be a revision or primary surgery. Facelifts for the first time generally are easier and more predictable than a revision.Hope this helps and regardless what you choose, keep that young spirit!
You are not too old for a facelift. The considerations of the appropriate candidate for a facelift include: 1) overall health, including other medical issues; 2) whether the patient can safely undergo a surgery, and 3) their expectations and goals and whether it is achievable. I would recommend consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to see if you would be a suitable candidate for a facelift.
As long as your overall health is good, you can certainly be a candidate to undergo a facelift. I personally have safely performed a number of facelift surgeries on patients your age or older. At the time of consultation, your surgeon should review your goals and desires in the context of your health to create a plan that works for you and optimizes your outcome.
No, definitely not unless you have significant health issues. I have operated on many women in their 80s and even two in their 90s without difficulty.
74 is not too old for a facelift; however it’s helpful to include photos with your question. If you don’t wish to submit photos online, then go for consultations in your area.
Depending on your pcp's clearance and blood work, this age is not a deterrent. You will be able to enjoy your facelift for years to come. I have had a 90 year old facelift patient previously who was very happy with their results. I always suggest doing it sooner than later to enjoy your results for longer.