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It is a fact of life that we age. But that
doesn’t mean we no longer want to look our best. Rhytidectomy, more commonly referred to as
a Facelift, can give you a
significantly more youthful appearance.
The Facelift was one of the first cosmetic procedures established and
it’s popularity has increased year on year.
Facelift describes a number of procedures that do one
or more of the following:
• Remove excess skin
• Remove excess fat
• Tighten loose skin
• Tighten sagging muscles
There are several types of Facelift:
• Mini-Lift
• SMAS Lift
• Extended SMAS Lift,
• Composite Facelift
• Mask Lift / Subperiosteal Facelift
• Endoscopic Lift
Your Specialist surgeon will advise on which Facelift
procedure would be best to achieve your desired result.
For more detailed information about Facelifts,
download our online brochure. Or alternatively, call us on 0800 1958 784 and we will be happy to
post it out to you.
Frequently, a Facelift is combined with Blepharoplasty (eye-bag surgery) or Brow Lift also referred to as Forehead
Lift. If you are also interested in these procedures, please click on the
links for information.
No matter how well informed you feel you are about
any surgical procedure; we advise that the only reliable way to ensure
you fully understand the benefits and risks of any surgical procedure is
to have a full and confidential consultation with a specialist surgeon.
Our team of face and neck surgeons are all accredited
specialists with the General Medical Council as NHS consultants; of
highly experienced in aesthetic facial surgery in the private sector
(being on the appropriate specialist surgery register of the British
Association of Cosmetic Surgeons). Between them they have performed
literally thousands of cosmetic facial surgery procedures.
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