Figure 1. A facelift can improve the deep cheek folds, jowls and loose, sagging skin around the neck that come with age. |
Figure 2. Incisions usually begin above the hairline at the temples, follow the natural line in front of the ear, curve behind the earlobe into the crease behind the ear, and into or along the lower scalp. |
Figure 3. Facial, neck tissue and muscle may be separated; fat may be trimmed or suctioned and underlying muscle may be tightened. |
Figure 4. After deep tissues are tightened, the excess skin is pulled up and back, trimmed and sutured into place. |
Figure 5. Most of the scars will be hidden within you hair and in the normal creases of your skin. |
Figure 6. After surgery, you'll present a fresher, more youthful face to the world. |
