Approximate price
AED 10,032 - 14,630CAD 3,744 - 5,460CHF 2,688 - 3,920DKK 17,904 - 26,110EUR 2,400 - 3,500GBP 2,160 - 3,150SEK 24,768 - 36,120USD 2,736 - 3,990
Additional Information
The face usually portrays the first visible signs of aging. There are many different variations of the facelift procedure that smooth the skin of the face and neck, tighten the underlying tissues and muscle, and remove excess skin.
During the pre-operative consultation, your surgeon will perform a history and physical examination. During your physical examination, your facial bone structure, underlying skin structure, skin thickness, texture, and elasticity as well as the extent of facial wrinkles and folds will be assessed. This information will be used to formulate a surgical plan and the goals of the procedure will be discussed. Generally, a facelift is a very versatile procedure, and your surgeon will explain the technique that he or she feels most comfortable with and that offers the lowest risk.
Fortunately, significant complications from facelifts are infrequent. However, anyone considering surgery should be aware of both the benefits and risks. These are best discussed on a personal basis with your surgeon or one of their qualified staff members.
You and your plastic surgeon will have decided in advance what type of anesthesia is to be used – either intravenous sedation (twilight) or general anesthesia.
When surgery is completed, you will be taken into a recovery area. A bandage may be wrapped around your face. There is surprisingly very little discomfort experienced after facelift surgery. However, any discomfort you may experience will be controlled with pain medication as needed.
You may be permitted to go home after a few hours, although some patients may stay overnight in a hospital or surgical facility.
Source: surgery.org