The term "non surgical facelift" can mean a lot of things. The reasons someone would look for such a treatment mix are many and unique to every person. So, things to consider:AgeVolume LossSkin ConditionSkin Elasticity / LaxityUnderlying Tissue SupportCranial ShrinkageFat PresenceDepending on all these factors (and more), a person may or may not be a reasonable candidate for nonsurgical procedures.Aging never stops; so no matter if you have surgery or not, your skin and underlying tissue support will continue to change. Surgical procedures create much more substantial changes by lifting muscle, cutting away tissue and re-positioning skin. You can't do those things outside of a surgical procedure.Non surgical intervention can include ultrasound (Ultherapy), radio frequency (Profound and Fractora), fillers and collagen stimulators, PRP, fractional laser and more. Understanding that there are limitations; that fillers have limited longevity and that your skin's ability to produce new collagen will all factor into how "successful" a non surgical treatment combination can be for you.Seeing a board certified plastic surgeon and/or dermatologist in person will help you understand your potential success. Often plastic surgery is now augmented with non surgical elements, especially fillers and relaxers and skin texture improvement.
Hello,Thank you for your question. There area several components to a "Liquid" or non-surgical face lift. Some volumizers like Sculptra will last up to two years. Where as fillers around the mouth last 6-8 months. So you will need to freshen up certain areas more regularly. Make sure you consult in person with an experienced physician to determine the best course of treatment!
