Are Sutures Ever Placed Horizontally in Back of Head at the Hairline?

There are about as many correct ways to close a facelift as there are facelift surgeons.  No method works best in everyone's hands.  This is part of the art of the subject which is often not talked about so much.  It is not a matter of what is best.  This is an individual's particular solution.  However, I will caution you that these types of details are what distinguish a great facelift from one that is not so great.  

When one looks at the proprietary facelifts that are widely advertised compared to a detailed and customized facelift, it is the tailoring that makes the difference.  Tailoring takes time and time with a surgeon often equates to increase cost.  Although it is difficult to understand precisely what you are paying for, surgeons who know how to properly finish a facelift worth seeking out.  You have to live with those facelift scars for a very long time.

The traditional necklift operation is not going to address excess skin. Excess skin needs to be addressed through a face/necklift. The classic necklift operation itself is only going to address tightening the muscles of the neck and removal of fat both above and below the platysma muscle. The only incisions for a necklift that are performed are behind the ears just for access points for the liposuction along the jawline.