A facelift (rhytidectomy) is cosmetic surgery to lift up and pull back the skin on the face to make the face look tighter and smoother.
In the UK, the cost of a facelift can vary greatly from clinic to clinic and depending on the extent of the procedure.
Expect to pay anything from a few thousand pounds for a mini facelift to £10,000 for a face and neck lift.
Additionally patients should take into account the cost of consultations or follow-up care that may be needed.
The Flawless Facelift
The Flawless Face lift is a non-surgical facelift. The Lift combines the latest and most advanced facial aesthetics techniques with dermal fillers to create a unique rejuvenated facial appearance.
Pdo skin tightening improves the skin’s appearance whilst fillers re-volumise and lift the face.I am able to combat and reverse the signs of ageing, enhance the eye area and can restore cheek volume, soften nose to mouth lines and folds, lift downturned mouth corners and improve the jawline and jowl appearance.
A facelift procedure is designed to reduce loose skin around the lower half of your face (mainly the jowls) and neck.
If you’re thinking of getting a facelift, be absolutely sure about your reasons for wanting a facelift and do not rush into it. The procedure can be expensive, the results cannot be guaranteed, and there are risks.
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If you are looking for a surgical facelift things to consider
If you’re looking in England, check the Care Quality Commission (CQC) website for treatment centres that can perform facelifts.
All independent clinics and hospitals that provide cosmetic surgery in England must be registered with the CQC. The CQC publishes inspection reports and performance ratings to help people choose care.
Also, research the surgeon who is going to carry out the facelift. All doctors must, as a minimum, be registered with the General Medical Council (GMC). Check the register to see the doctor’s fitness to practise history.
You may also want to find out:
- how many facelifts they’ve performed where there have been complications
- what sort of follow-up you should expect if things go wrong