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Having a facelift is considered major surgery, although this shouldn’t scare or put you off. The results that you can achieve from a facelift are highly sought after and our team of highly trained experts at our Harley Street clinic ensure you’re as comfortable as possible. The procedure takes around 2-3 hours and is performed under general anaesthetic making it a stress-free process for you.
Opting for a facelift can be a big deal and will change your appearance for the better. Before making your decision we like to ensure that you have no questions or worries and are completely confident in us. This is why we have gathered some FAQs below to address any queries or myths you may have heard. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, please don’t hesitate to contact us!
Ideal face lift candidates are those who are seeking improvement for sagging facial and neck skin. They should be physically and psychologically healthy, desiring improvement rather than perfection, and aware of the potential risks and complications associated with facelift surgery
Most clients who seek a facelift are about 35 – 45 years old. However, if a client has substantial loose skin of the face and/or neck at a younger age, they can undergo this procedure. Unfortunately, if a client’s skin elasticity has diminished too much during the ageing process, he or she may not qualify as an ideal face lift candidate.
Clients can return back to work in about a week and a half to two weeks, but strenuous activity should be avoided for at least two week.
The results of facelift surgery are long-lasting; however, the natural ageing process may cause the skin to sag once again.
If a face lift is performed correctly, there should be no surgical signs. The goal is to help the client look more youthful and rested, without creating a face that appears too “tight.”
Treatment Summary
Procedure time
2 - 3 hours
Anaesthetic
General
Hospital stay
1 - 2 nights
Sensitivity period
2 weeks
Back to work
2 weeks
Duration of results
Permanent
Risks & complications
Scarring, bleeding, swelling.
Location
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