Key Aspects of a Facelift: Skin Tightening and Repositioning: During a facelift, excess skin is removed, and the underlying muscles and tissues are tightened and repositioned to reduce sagging. Fat Redistribution or Removal: Fat may be sculpted, removed, or redistributed from the face, neck, and jowl areas to restore a smoother contour. Incisions: Incisions are typically made near the hairline, around the ears, and sometimes under the chin. These are strategically placed to minimize visible scarring.

Recovery: The healing process can take a few weeks, with swelling and bruising gradually subsiding. Patients are advised to follow post-surgery care instructions to ensure optimal results. Results: A facelift can significantly reduce the appearance of aging, enhancing facial contours and restoring a youthful, rested appearance. However, it does not stop the natural aging process.