Would a face lift make me look look odd?

Thanks for your question and your photos. I don't think a facelift in itself if done correctly would make you look "odd". I think you need to be very clear with your surgeon specifically what you want to address. Possibly some doctors do not think they can address your concerns through a lift so they refuse. I think managing expectations and the type of result you desire will be most beneficial before deciding on any procedure. I hope this helps. 

Thank you for question.  The question that a face lift will make you look odd.  If the face lift is done with a good technique that will not make you look odd but the question what  do you think that your face lift will correct.  I see no problem to be corrected with a facelift  in the pictures you send.

Thank you for your question. If multiple surgeons have not recommended surgery after an in-office examination, you are not likely going to achieve the results you desire with surgery. There are other less invasive options that may help you achieve your goals in a more natural appearing way. Be sure to find a surgeon who you can trust and can guide your through the best individualized option for you. I hope that helps!

Thank you for your question and pictures.  It doesn't appear you have enough skin laxity to have a facelift.  You could explore FaceTite which is a minimally invasive, no-knife alternative to the facelift, working to tighten saggy skin around the eyes, cheeks, mouth and jowls whilst rejuvenating the overall appearance of the face with minimal downtime.  All The Best 

Hello and thank you for the question. From the photos you provided, it does not appear that you need a facelift. A facelift would lift and tighten the lower face and neck, which look pretty good already. You might want to consider non-surgical options, depending on what your ultimate goal is.Good luck.

From looking at your photos, I would say that you do not appear to be a good candidate for a facelift.  I'm not sure what your goal is, but there are some non-surgical treatments that might be suitable for you.  

Based on your photos it doesn't look that you would have any benefit from face/neck lift. Only on the basis of in person evaluation and discussion about your goals, one could give you a more meaningful advice. Good luck.

Seek out a Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon who has extensive experience managing the Aging Face, and you will find an ethical answer to your concerns.  Your impressive cadre of photos suggests that you should embrace your youthful facial countenance and steer clear of Age defying  surgeons for the time being.  In short - you look TOO GOOD to have any face or neck lift at this time.  A pre-emptive warning to you - if you see enough surgeons ( and ten is a good round number ) you will invariably find one who might enter your fray and opt to help you with a surgical resolution to your issues - tread carefully as you might not find the answer you are seeking - but rather a path to unfulfilled expectations!

A facelift/necklift is very good at addressing sagging and laxity of the upper neck, jawline, and jowl area. You don't seem to have any of that at present and you would be a better candidate from less invasive skin tightening procedures such as Ultherapy and Facetite.

I think you are too young for a facelift. Your photos however don’t show your neck which is the main thing a facelift addresses. It isn’t clear why so many surgeons turned you down. There are usually plenty of surgeons who would do a facelift on someone like you.