Facelift surgery is not just for women. In fact, men in increasing numbers, are having cosmetic procedures to restore a more youthful appearance. The facelift, with or without accompanying procedures like eyelid surgery, chin implants and skin rejuvenation, is a very effective option that yields a lasting and natural result and requires only a small amount of downtime.
A facelift considers more than the skin
Facelift planning considers skin, the supporting facial layer and the deeper tissues. The technique depends on facial anatomy and any previous surgery.
Skin and the supporting layer are separate structures.
The chosen approach determines which tissues are repositioned.
The facelift for men includes preserving sideburns and hair lines and concealing incisions so the final result is a natural enhancement without any signs that surgery has been performed.
As a restorative surgery, a facelift does not change the fundamental appearance of your face, rather it addresses areas like sagging jowls that can make you appear older than you are or overly tired and not engaged.
The loss of youthful contours in the face is a natural part of aging and is often driven by heredity, stress and prolonged exposure to environmental factors like the sun. Men who have gained or lost weight might also notice changes in facial contours.
To learn about a facelift, please read the guide below or contact Ennis Plastic Surgery at 561-405-9020 to book a consultation or ask us a question. We are here to help you get the look you desire.
Facelift
Upper Bleph, Facelift
With Upper Blepharoplasty (eyelids)
With Upper Blepharoplasty (eyelids)
Facelift surgery can improve the visible signs of aging like:
- Deep creases below the lower eyelids
- Deep creases along the nose that extend down to the mouth
- Sagging in the mid-face and along the jawline
- Fat that has fallen or disappeared
- Loose skin and excess fatty tissue that causes the appearance of a double chin
- Loose skin below the chin that causes what’s called the turkey neck
