Facelift
A facelift is a surgical procedure aimed at improving and eliminating visible signs of aging by removing sagging skin from the face and neck, while reducing wrinkles and correcting the depth of folds and lines.
The technique involves removing excess skin to tighten and redistribute the skin of the face and neck, while also tightening the muscles and correcting fat-related defects.
A facelift can be total or limited to a specific area of the face, and it can be performed alone or in conjunction with other surgical procedures.
The procedure is performed under general anesthesia, which requires the patient to be hospitalized for 24 hours.
A facelift is a rejuvenation process that improves the appearance of the skin, but it does not stop the passage of time or the aging process. The duration of the results will vary depending on post-operative care.
