Face lift

Modern facelift techniques provide natural rejuvenation, avoiding excessive stretching of the skin and the frozen appearance created by old-fashioned techniques. Today it is about repositioning the deep structures of the face, which relax and sag over time and not simply to stretch the skin. The aim is to achieve a natural result, with minimal risk and a rapid recovery time. Depending on the area requiring treatment, there are three types of lift: the eyebrow lift or forehead lift, the mid-face lift and the neck lift. These techniques are often combined with fat transfers and aesthetic medicine techniques (chemical peels, laser resurfacing and Botulinic toxin etc.) for more effective rejuvenation. Depending on the degree of the sagging, the scars may be shorter or longer. If the aging process is just starting, minimally invasive lifting using suspension threads may be a good alternative.

Short-scar lift (MACS Lift)

Duration: 1.5-2.5 hours
Anaesthetic: Local +/- sedation
Hospitalisation: Usually as an outpatient, sometimes 24 hours
Time off work: 7-10 days

Cervical lift (neck and lower cheeks)

Duration: 2-3 hours
Anaesthetic: Local +/- sedation
Hospitalisation: Usually as an outpatient, sometimes 24 hours
Time off work: 7-14 days

Extended face and neck lift

Duration: 2.5-4 hours
Anaesthetic: General
Hospitalisation: Usually 24-48 hours
Time off work: 14-21 days

Other Treatments : Neck Lifting, Ulthera, Hyaluronic Acid