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Price of a #Facelift is always a concern when deciding whether or not to have a cosmetic procedure. Patients’ needs and goals vary, so there is no fixed price for a facelift. These are the contributing factors to the cost of a facelift:-Surgeon’s fee-Facility fee-Medication cost-Anesthesia feeEstimated fees may also be found here on Real Self, and the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery website. It is important to choose a highly skilled and experienced surgeon to match your #facelift goals and skin type with the appropriate surgical techniques.Also, its best to work with a #board #certified plastic surgeon who is highly trained with your desired procedures. I also encourage you to look at before and after photos of the surgeons actual patients. Also, reading patient reviews of those who have had combined surgeries will be beneficial. Gathering all of this information will help you make a well-informed decision.
Most face and neck lifts are at least $10,000. Some charge significantly more than that. If you would like eyelid surgery or facial fat grafting, that would be an additional amount.
The price of a facelift, or of any procedure for that matter, depends on the expertise and the training of the surgeon, and vary widely by geographical area. Where the procedure is done (hospital, ASC, or office and type of anesthesia also factor into the equation. You do not want to pick the cheapest (there is nothing more expensive than having to go to another surgeon to fix the results of the first) and not necessarily the most expensive either. Pick a surgeon who has had a lot of experience and view before and after photos critically. Pick someone who specializes in facial surgery and in whom you have confidence and trust.
It is fairly normal for facelifts to range in price from around $10,000 to more than $20,000. The best advice is to take the time to seek consultations from the "best of the best" where you live intially and look out of town if you need to. Then you can compare the prices and your experiences. Chances are you'll be pleasantly surprised with what you learn!Most often I find myself performing a "gold standard" multivector deep plane facelift to improve the cheek fullness, midface, jawline, and neck. It takes longer, costs more and is the best- in my humble opinion! (One that is shared among the best plastic surgeons in the country.)So how do you find your surgeon?1.) Volume, volume, and then some. Choose a surgeon who performs as many facelifts per year as possible. Hopefully he or she uses the same team, anesthesiologist, nurses, recovery, and equipment every single time. Practice really can get close to perfect!2.) Training- Your surgeon should be exceptionally trained. The last several decades really have brought fantastic innovation in facelifting. You can't make up a new way to solve a problem in science...you must study all that has happened to this point and use the best of the best! Board certification is obviously very important BUT NOT ENOUGH INFO! You deserve and can afford a surgeon trained by the world's best!3.) Attention to detail. This shows in the CV. Look for "best in class" starting in high school and continuing into the surgeon's current practice. Talk to past patients to be sure the surgeon delivers for you. Before and afters are so helpful, but you also can speak with authentic super happy past patients!4.) Communication style. Self explanatory, right? Your surgeon doesn't go home with you and live with you for your entire life- your facelift does! So although the technical aspects of the outcomes exceed the quality of the relationship with your surgeon, there really are some great people out there performing expert plastic surgery. You deserve it! Honestly the experience can be really pretty great and not scary or painful at all!In the end, I believe that the cost shouldn't be the lowest or the highest you can find- somewhere in the middle. Feel free to call us if we can help! Do your homework and you'll be so happy with this really amazing surgery!Dr. Hobgood
The costs for neck and jowl lift like other procedure vary considerably across the country and even in the same area depending on the cost structure. More expensive cities such as New York or Los Angeles, or areas with fewer board certified plastic surgeons may be more expensive than South Florida. Our neck and jowl price starts at $4000 + MD Anesthesia. For the highest standards and cost containment, consult with experienced and expert board certified plastic surgeons who own their own nationally accredited surgery center.Consult with three experienced and expert board certified plastic surgeons to understand your options.
Hello, Thank you for the question. Think of a facial rejuvenation procedure as getting a room or a house painted. The cost of doing so will depend on the quality of the paint used, how much time is spent on the details, and also on the company since a company with a more established name will likely charge more. First you should consider what you would like to accomplish and then take note that you will tend to get what you paid for. All the best, Dr Remus Repta
