Things seem to change so quickly in the field of cosmetic surgery that what was new one year is suddenly old hat by the next. While the changes may not be as drastic as all that, it does highlight the need to keep on top of current techniques, particularly with regards facelift surgery. Today, there are a growing number of surgical and non-surgical techniques used for facial rejuvenation, some of which are less invasive and require no more than a trip to the doctor's office. If opting for a surgical facelift, it is important to understand some of the more traditional techniques used by surgeons today as well as the results that can be achieved.
Facelift (rhytidectomy)
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Why nobody has facelifts anymore - The needle- and knife-free alternatives
As we get older, skin and tissues naturally lose their elasticity. This leads to sagging and wrinkles. A facelift, also known as rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure that lifts and tightens these facial tissues. A facelift can involve removing excess skin, smoothing out folds or wrinkles, and tightening facial tissue. A facelift is only focused on the bottom two-thirds of the face and often the neck. People get facelifts for a lot of different reasons. A common reason is to help disguise signs of aging.
Facelift Guide
Sitting next to a friend at dinner recently I was intrigued to find out what or which doctor was responsible for her skin upgrade from fabulous to absolutely incredible. She proceeded to give me a brilliantly concise response, telling me exactly what new treatments she had been trying and where. The brilliant thing about these new procedures is that you still look exactly like you - just fresher, smoother and more airbrushed. Needle and knife-free, these treatments don't add anything into the skin; they work more naturally either stimulating a mega boost of our own collagen production or working on the facial muscles themselves.
If any of the following describe you, a facelift is an option to consider:. A facelift can give you a look that better reflects your vibrant self. Patients who exhibit a mild degree of jowling and sagging skin are often good candidates for a mini-facelift. Depending on the case, a mini-facelift may be performed using local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia; your cosmetic surgeon will recommend the best option for your individual needs. A mini-facelift can help you address unwelcome signs of aging before they become too pronounced, postponing the need for more extensive surgery for many years.
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