Face Lifting

Face Lift or Rhytidectomy is a surgical procedure to repair the skin of the face and neck withered, wrinkled and sunken that is produced by the passage of time, a poor diet or also inherited. It is done by removing excess fat, tightening the core muscles, and filling the skin of the face and neck.

Sagging or wrinkled skin occurs naturally with age. It can appear folds and fat deposits around the neck and deep creases form between the nose and mouth. The jaw line becomes slack and "jowly". Heredity, poor diet, smoking or obesity can lead to skin problems arise sooner or worsen quickly.

A facelift can help repair some of the visible signs of aging. You can restore a "younger" semblance by fixing damaged skin, fat and muscles .

People have a facelift because they are not satisfied with the signs of aging in their face, but they are in otherwise good health.