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Facelift
A conversation about changes in the lower face and neck.
Discuss this procedure ↗A consultation is a conversation. Surgery is a separate decision.
What to understand
The purpose.
And the perspective.
Facelift surgery addresses selected age-related changes in facial tissues. The right discussion starts with the areas that concern you, the changes a procedure can reasonably make, and the changes it cannot.
Whether surgery is appropriate depends on an individual assessment, medical history, goals, and informed discussion. No outcome is guaranteed.
General reading: American Society of Plastic Surgeons ↗
Make the conversation useful
Where would incisions be placed, and how might scars change?
Would alternatives better match my priorities?
Points to bring with you
Look at the whole decision.
A facelift does not stop the aging process.
Scarring, healing, facial sensation, and asymmetry should be discussed.
The extent of surgery and recovery support are individual decisions.
These are discussion prompts, not a complete list of risks. Ask for the proposed procedure's full consent information and an explanation of your individual risks.
Your pace. Your decision.
Start with a conversation.
Explore the 30-minute consultation experience with a choice of video or in-person format.